The Boyana Church has been known to the scientific community since the mid-19th century, thanks to notes in which it is mentioned by the Russian Viktor Grigorovich (1848) and the Bosnian Stefan Verkovich (1855).

The watch is gold, male, with an anchor movement. It is pocket-sized, most often worn in the front pocket of a man’s waistcoat. There are 18ct markings on the gold covers. The dial is white, with Roman numerals.

“Gasser” par. The 1870 was a revolver developed and manufactured by the Austrian company Rast & Gasser, originally introduced into the cavalry units of the Austro-Hungarian army.

The set of silver and one electron ornament was found by chance in the land of the village of. Panaiot Hitovo, near the town of. It is located in the village of Hito Hito, in the area of Omurtagh. According to the information of the discoverers, the objects were placed in a roughly made ceramic…

The find includes over 100 fragments and whole figurines – male, female and animal, as well as reduced models of ritual objects found in the periphery of a settlement mound.

The National History Museum preserves several interesting and rare examples of geometric art from the period of the 7th – 7th centuries BC. Hr.

Lead plates in the shape of bulls’ heads are among the most interesting and relatively rare finds from the necropolis of Apollonia Pontica.

After kissing the ground, the flag and the cross (made of crossed swords) with the words “I swear that I will die for my country Bulgaria!”, the Chetniks head to Kozloduy.

Nikolai Pavlovich Ignatiev was one of the most outstanding figures of Russian diplomacy in the second half of the 19th century. His career peaked between 1864 and 1877, when he held the post of Russian ambassador to Constantinople and played a key role in the conduct of Russian policy in the Balkans and the Orient.

The necklace of precious metals was discovered during the archaeological survey of the “Tsviatkova” mound, necropolis “Kosmatkite” in the lands of Shipka – Sheinovo, Kazanlak municipality, studied with the funds of the National Museum of History.

“In order to be secret, both the preparation of the detachment and its embarkation on the steamer, the boys dispersed to the Danube-side towns: Oltenitsa, Giurgiu, Zimnich, Turnu Magureli…. They kept the secret universal.

Grandmother Tonka’s daughter Petrana Obretenova sewed the flag for the Red Water Chetta. It was formed in 1875 in connection with the preparation of a general Bulgarian uprising by the BRCC in Bucharest, headed by Hristo Botev.