A large amount of gold jewelry was unearthed from this grave (figure)
The picture shows the excavated jewelry in the tomb including the animal head gold earrings (screen shot)
According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on October 14, archaeologists recently unearthed a large number of exquisite gold jewellery in the Thracian tomb in Sweštari, Bulgaria, dating back to around BC. 3rd century.
According to reports, the Thracian tomb was discovered in 1982 and is in good condition. Among the gold jewellery recently unearthed are gold earrings, delicate beads and other pottery decorations.
According to archaeologist Diana Gergova, the tombs date back to the end of the 4th century BC to the 3rd century BC. At the same time, the investigation of the tombs found that the Thracian culture was deeply influenced by the culture of the ancient Greek era. This period began in 323 BC when Alexander the Great passed away, and in 30 BC, Rome conquered Egypt under the Ptolemy dynasty. End.
It is reported that the Thracian is one of the earliest residents of the Balkans, specializing in the manufacture of fine gold jewelry and buried these jewelry underground when the enemy invaded. The earliest historical records of the Thracian people appeared in the Homeric epic Iliad. In the famous Trojan War, Thrace was an ally of Troy.
Historically, the Thracians occupied large areas of the southeastern part of Europe, with the Bosphorus, the Balkan Mountains and the Rhodope Mountains as geographical boundaries. Today's Thrace includes southern Bulgaria (Northern Thrace), northern Greece (Western Thrace) and the European part of Turkey (East Thrace).
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