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On 3 March, 2009 the Regional History Museum of Stara Zagora finally opened the doors for the public after 26 homeless years with a grand openning ceremony. The sandgalss shaped building is built on top of the Roman street and buildings with mosaic flooring that are now restored and exhibited in the subterrain level. The exhibitions on the four Museum's floors guide the visitors from the very early History of the region (Neolithic - 6000 BC) to the early twentieth century. | |||||
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Field report in brief: in 2008 AVGUSTA TRAIANA-BEROIA-BORUI (the same town with different names changing in the course of time) rescue excavation project by BH took place in one sector of the archaeological reserve. Location:
Project director: Georgi Iliev
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Field report: Fresco-hunting expedition 2008 (PDF file) | ||||
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As a part of the Regional History Museums 100-th anniversary celebrations, the international conference "Museum, cultural and historical heritage and cultural tourism" took place on 3-th and 4-th of October 2007 in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria. The brand new Museum building hosted more than 80 experts in the area of archaeology; history and culture among them were BH field school director and affiliates in Stara Zagora. After 25 homeless years, the Museum finally gained the deserved space to exhibit at least some of hundreds thousand artifacts presenting 8000 years old history of the area. | ||||
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Field report in brief: in 2007 AVGUSTA TRAIANA-BEROIA-BORUI excavation project took place in seven sectors on the territory of the archaeological reserve in Stara Zagora (Bulgaria). Mainly one of these sites hosted in the summer of 2007 participants in the BH field school projects in Stara Zagora.
Project director: Maria Kamisheva | ||||
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