The establishing of the Archaeological Museum “Maritsa-iztok” in 1992 was an expected consequence of the expedition’s activities and results. During the past 30 years dozens of terrain surveys were accomplished, as well as hundreds of prehistoric, Roman and medieval sites were studied.
These included sepulchres (barrows, burial mounds), necropolises, unfortified settlements, fortresses, pit complexes, temples and prehistoric settlement mounds. As a result of their archaeological investigation thousands of artefacts have been added to the museum’s collection and depositories. A small amount of them is exhibited in the museum’s halls and they are periodically replaced with newly found ones.
These included sepulchres (barrows, burial mounds), necropolises, unfortified settlements, fortresses, pit complexes, temples and prehistoric settlement mounds. As a result of their archaeological investigation thousands of artefacts have been added to the museum’s collection and depositories. A small amount of them is exhibited in the museum’s halls and they are periodically replaced with newly found ones.
The project is funded by NCF“Digital window towards Archaeological Museum
“Maritsa-iztok” Radnevo”
2025
Design by
Studio SFERA, part of
RISK Electronics Ltd.
RISK Electronics Ltd.
A glass container, like a miniature bottle or ampule, intended for the tears of the mourners.
A glass or ceramic vessels, like a bottle, intended for fragrant oils and liquids, usually put in Roman burials.
Cemetery, graveyard.
A jewelry like an earring which is larger in size and usually it was attached to the headscarf or the hair of the woman.
