GRAVE FINDS FROM APOLLONIA PONTICA IN THE COLLECTION
OF VARNA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
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The aim of this publication is to present several artifacts said to be an assemblage of grave finds from Sozopol (ancient Apollonia Pontica). They have been acquired in 1923 for the collection of Varna Museum of Archaeology. The author compared the finds with several closed grave complexes from the ancient cemeteries of Apollonia Pontica to assure that they belong to the same context and in order to propose a more precise dating of the set. The result of the analyses confirmed that all artifacts are grave finds, which belong to the chronological frame between the beginning and the end of 5th century BC. Most probably, they have been discovered in the necropolis of Apollonia Pontica named “Kalfata”, which earlier period is of same time.
GRAVE FINDS FROM APOLLONIA PONTICA IN THE COLLECTION
OF VARNA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
The aim of t... more GRAVE FINDS FROM APOLLONIA PONTICA IN THE COLLECTION OF VARNA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
The aim of this publication is to present several artifacts said to be an assemblage of grave finds from Sozopol (ancient Apollonia Pontica). They have been acquired in 1923 for the collection of Varna Museum of Archaeology. The author compared the finds with several closed grave complexes from the ancient cemeteries of Apollonia Pontica to assure that they belong to the same context and in order to propose a more precise dating of the set. The result of the analyses confirmed that all artifacts are grave finds, which belong to the chronological frame between the beginning and the end of 5th century BC. Most probably, they have been discovered in the necropolis of Apollonia Pontica named “Kalfata”, which earlier period is of same time.
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OF VARNA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
The aim of this publication is to present several artifacts said to be an
assemblage of grave finds from Sozopol (ancient Apollonia Pontica). They have been acquired in 1923 for the collection of Varna Museum of Archaeology.
The author compared the finds with several closed grave complexes from the ancient cemeteries of Apollonia Pontica to assure that they belong to the same context and in order to propose a more precise dating of the set.
The result of the analyses confirmed that all artifacts are grave finds, which belong to the chronological frame between the beginning and the end of 5th century BC. Most probably, they have been discovered in the necropolis of Apollonia Pontica named “Kalfata”, which earlier period is of same time.
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OF VARNA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
The aim of this publication is to present several artifacts said to be an
assemblage of grave finds from Sozopol (ancient Apollonia Pontica). They have been acquired in 1923 for the collection of Varna Museum of Archaeology.
The author compared the finds with several closed grave complexes from the ancient cemeteries of Apollonia Pontica to assure that they belong to the same context and in order to propose a more precise dating of the set.
The result of the analyses confirmed that all artifacts are grave finds, which belong to the chronological frame between the beginning and the end of 5th century BC. Most probably, they have been discovered in the necropolis of Apollonia Pontica named “Kalfata”, which earlier period is of same time.