The volume includes 21 articles grouped into seven thematic sections. For the first time, the Museum’s Bulletin includes a separate section called “Maritime Archaeology.”
The Bulgarian Historical Museum has published online volume 38 of the series Izvestiya of the National Historical Museum.
The volume includes 21 articles grouped into seven thematic sections. For the first time, the museum’s journal features a section on “Maritime Archaeology.”
Of particular interest in the publication are the publications related to the descriptions of: a gold stater from the city of Kyzylkum from the museum’s collection; rare appliqués from grave No. 84 from Kaliakra; a find from the Roman era from the land of the village of Polyanovo, Haskovo region; a rare wooden statue from a ship from Sozopol; the first edition of “The Key to the Bulgarian Language” by G. S. Rakovski donated to the Bulgarian History Museum (NIM).
The editorial board consists of Prof. Dr. Ivan Hristov (editor-in-chief), Prof. Ivan Gatsov, Assoc. Prof. Nikolay Kochankov, Assoc. Prof. Boni Petrunova, Assoc. Prof. Vladimir Penchev, Assoc. Prof. Nikolay Markov, Chief Assoc. Prof. Mariela Inkova, Chief Assoc. Prof. Petranka Nedelcheva, Panayot Antonov (secretary).
The publication is available on the museum’s website for free access.
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