Hellenistic necropolis unearthed in Nessebar, Bulgaria
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Hellenistic necropolis unearthed in Nessebar, Bulgaria
"The excavation revealed a stepped pit, an unusual feature within the necropolis of ancient Mesambria, containing a gilded bronze wreath and various artifacts."
"Artifacts found included a small silver coin, a jug, scraping tools, and small animal bones, alongside coins, decorated cups, and ceramic pieces."
"Nessebar, founded in the 6th century B.C. as Mesambria, was part of the Pentapolis and later the Delian League, thriving as a trade center."
"The recovered artifacts are being conserved at the Archaeological Museum of Nesebar, with plans for an exhibition dedicated to the necropolis discoveries."
Excavations in Nessebar, Bulgaria, revealed Hellenistic tombs containing a unique stepped pit filled with artifacts such as a gilded bronze wreath and a symbolic silver coin. Additional findings included decorated drinking cups, tear-collecting vessels, and various ceramic pieces. Nessebar, originally the Greek colony of Mesambria, was a significant trade center during the Hellenistic period, known for its public buildings and coin minting. The artifacts are being conserved for an exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of Nesebar, with some items undergoing repair.
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