THE FIELDWORK PROJECT 2009

Ancient Roman thermae complex in Momina Salza park
and a Greek Emporion in Ancient Thrace with
a temple at Krastevich village (V-IV c.BC)


 


Bulgaria on the map of Europe


Hisar on the map of Bulgaria

 


The resort town of Hisar is situated in an area with extremely favourable physical-geographical and climatic conditions. These conditions together with the presence of a rich warm mineral deposit are the reason for life springing up from the hoary antiquity. Human civilization left its lasting traces around the mineral springs during all historical times. It's an irrefutable fact that the most monumental architectural samples in the town of Hisar come from the Roman rule. The unique fortified walls, Roman baths, amphitheatre, civil and cult structures speak eloquently for the glory and magnificence existing around the mineral springs in Hisar in those distant times.

The region of Hisar has been generously endowed with diverse natural wonders. The favourable climate and warm mineral waters of this district have attracted man since antiquity. People settled here permanently as long as class communities have existed...
More about Hisar and its history...

This program gives everybody the opportunity to participate in an archaeology fieldwork aiming to help and support the team of the local Archaeological Museum in Hisar, Bulgaria in their work on 3 different ancient archaeological sites (all in one session). At the end of each session participants will receive a fieldwork certificate issued by the museum. We would like to thank all participants in the past season sessions who greatly helped the local archaeology team in their work. We hope they also had a good and useful time here.

The program also gives you the opportunity to combine your fieldwork experience with a great summer spa holiday. Here you will meet people from all over the world, visiting this place because of its healing mineral waters.

NEW! Updated photos of the 3 sites: Roman baths, The emporion, The temples

More about the fieldwork program: Roman thermae complex & Greek emporion with a sanctuary at Krastevich village (V-IV c.BC)...

 

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