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  • ROMARCH: Archaeologia Bulgaria vol. 20.3 (2016)

    7 December, 2016

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    pdf_website_archelogia_bulgarica_3_2016-thumbThe last issue of Archaeologia Bulgarica for 2016:

    Lyudmil Vagalinski, editor

    www.archaeologia-bulgarica.com

    Archaeologia Bulgarica ХХ 2016 #3
    table of contents

    ARTICLES:

    Todorov, B. / Mihaylova, V. / Gergova, D. / Kuleff, I.: The Results of
    XRF Analysis of the Early Hellenistic Gold Treasure from the Royal
    Necropolis of Dausdava/Helis (NE Bulgaria) …1

    Mustaţă, S. / Ferencz, I. V.: The Roman Bronze Vessels from the Dacian
    Fortress at Ardeu (Hunedoara County, Romania) …17

    Sharankov, N.: An Overlooked Inscription of Ala I Atectorigiana from
    Appiaria…33

    Chobanov, T.: Some Metric Observations of the St. Sophia Church in
    Sofia…41

    Curta, F.: Shedding Light on a Murky Matter: Remarks on 6th to Early 7th
    Century Clay Lamps in the Balkans…51

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  • ROMARCH: Summer 2017 Archaeology Program in Parthicopolis, Bulgaria

    29 November, 2016

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    AMERICAN RESEARCH CENTER IN SOFIA SUMMER PROGRAM IN ARCHAEOLOGY, 2017 

    Archaeological Field School at Parthicopolis with excursions to archaeological sites in Bulgaria, Republic of Macedonia and Greece

    Field School Director: Dr. Emil Nankov (ARCS)

    Duration: May 30 (arrival to Sofia) – June 26, 2017 (departure from Sofia)

    Eligibility: advanced undergraduate and graduate students of universities based in North America and Europe in the fields of Archaeology, Anthropology, Classical Studies, Ancient History and related studies

    The American Research Center in Sofia is pleased to announce its sixth summer season in the Middle Strymon Valley and the third Archaeological Field School at Parthicopolis (Bulgaria).

    Students will arrive in Sofia on May 30 and will spend two days exploring the archaeology and history of its Roman predecessor, Serdica. On June 2, the Team will begin an archaeological journey, visiting sites and museums in Sofia and in Plovdiv. We will arrive in the city of Sandanski on June 4, the home base of the ARCS excavations at Parthicopolis. The excavation team will reside in a hotel in Sandanski during the 3-week excavation season. Archaeological work is conducted Monday-Friday with additional excursions to Republic of Macedonia and northern Greece on Saturdays. The Team will be accompanied back to Sofia on June 25, where they will stay one night, departing from Sofia on June 26. 

    The fee for the ARCS Summer Archaeology Program is $1800, which covers the cost of lodging in Sofia, ground transportation during the excursion and museum/site tickets during the excursions; housing, ground transportation and most meals during the excavation season at Parthicopolis/Sandanski. This fee does not cover lunch or dinner during the excursions, international travel to/from Sofia, travel insurance; the fee also does not cover dinner on Saturdays and lunch/dinner on Sundays during the excavation season.

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  • ROMARCH: Archaeologia Bulgaria vol. 20, 2016, no. 2

    11 November, 2016

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    Archaeologia Bulgarica

    Archaeologia Bulgarica ХХ 2016 #2
    table of contents

    ARTICLES

    Georgieva, P. / Russeva, V.: Human Skull Artifacts–Roundels and a Skull
    Cap Fragment from Kozareva Mogila, a Late Eneolithic Site …1

    Manov, M. / Torbov, N.: Inscribed Lead Sling Bullets with the Name of
    Alexander the Great and with Other Names and Symbols Found in Thrace
    …29

    Biernacki, A. B. / Klenina, E. Ju.: The Labrum from the Large Legionary
    Bathhouse of Novae (Moesia Inferior)…45

    Sharankov, N.: Heraclea Sintica in the Second Century AD: New Evidence
    from Old Inscriptions…57

    Lesigyarski, D. / Zlateva, B. / Kuleff, I.: Investigation of Mortar from
    Bulgaria Dated from 5th Century BC fo 13th Century AD…75

    REVIEWS

    Иван ВЪЛЧЕВ. Извънградските светилища в римската провинция Тракия (І‒ІV
    век). София 2015 [Ivan VĂLČEV. Außerstädtische Heiligtümer der Provincia
    Thracia (1. ‒ 4. Jh. n. Chr.). Sofia 2015] (Oppermann, M.) …95

  • ROMARCH: Archaeological Field School, Middle Strymon Valley and Parthicopolis, Summer 2016

    29 January, 2016

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    AMERICAN RESEARCH CENTER IN SOFIA SUMMER ARCHAEOLOGY PROGRAM, 2016

    AIA AFOB:
    https://www.archaeological.org/fieldwork/afob/20685.

    Archaeological Field School at Parthicopolis with excursions to archaeological sites in Bulgaria and Greece

    Field School/Excavation Directors: Dr. Emil Nankov (ARCS), Vladimir Petkov (Archaeological Museum, Sandanski)

    Duration: May 30 (arrival to Sofia) – June 27, 2016 (departure from Sofia)

    Eligibility: advanced undergraduate and graduate students of universities based in North America and Europe in the fieldsof Archaeology, Anthropology, Classical Studies, Ancient History and related studies

    The American Research Center in Sofia is pleased to announce its fifth summer season in the Middle Strymon Valley and the second Archaeological Field School at Parthicopolis (Bulgaria).

    Students will arrive in Sofia on May 30 and will spend two days exploring the archaeology and history of its Roman predecessor, Serdica. On June 1, the Team will begin an archaeological journey, visiting sites and museums in Sofia and in Plovdiv. We will arrive in the city of Sandanski on June 3, the home base of the ARCS excavations at Parthicopolis. The excavation team will reside in a hotel in Sandanski during the 3-week excavation season. Archaeological work is conducted Monday-Friday with additional excursions to southwest Bulgaria and northern Greece on Saturdays. The Team will be accompanied back to Sofia on June 26, where they will stay one night, departing from Sofia on June 27.

    Deadline to apply: March 15, 2016 (read more below)

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