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Necròpolis de Varna

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Plantilla:Infotaula indretNecròpolis de Varna
Imatge
Objectes d'or trobats a la necròpolis de Varna
Tipusjaciment arqueològic Modifica el valor a Wikidata
Localització
Entitat territorial administrativaProvíncia de Varna (Bulgària) Modifica el valor a Wikidata
Map
 43° 12′ 47″ N, 27° 51′ 52″ E / 43.2131°N,27.8644°E / 43.2131; 27.8644

La necròpolis de Varna (en búlgar: Варненски некропол) o cementiri de Varna és un lloc d'enterraments situat a la zona industrial occidental de Varna, a Bulgària; internacionalment, es considera un dels jaciments arqueològics més importants de la prehistòria. Hi ha el tresor d'or més antic del món, datat del 5000 aC.[1][2] Es va descobrir l'any 1972 per Raycho Marinov, un 30% del jaciment encara no s'ha excavat.

Hi ha exemples de la metal·lúrgia d'or i coure i ceràmica, algunes pintades amb or.

Referències

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  1. ↑ New perspectives on the Varna cemetery (Bulgaria), By: Higham, Tom; Chapman, John; Slavchev, Vladimir; Gaydarska, Bisserka; Honch, Noah; Yordanov, Yordan; Dimitrova, Branimira; 1 September 2007
  2. ↑ «The Thracian tomb in Kazanluk». Digsys.bg. Arxivat de l'original el 27 de setembre 2011. [Consulta: 2 gener 2009].

Bibliografia

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  • Slavchev, V. 2004. Fragmentation research and the Varna Eneolithic cemetery Spondylus rings. - Proceedings of the Varna Round Table.
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