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- 2006 ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS IN PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov –stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) Explorations in the northwestern part of the Palatial Square were carried out. The area borders the Throne Palace in the east, the Palatial Basilica in the south and the... Read More
- 2007 ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS IN PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov –stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) The explorations of buildings Nos. 2 and 3, consisting of parallel rooms arranged in a line, continued. One of the cross walls oriented north – south, which separated th... Read More
- 2008 ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS IN PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov –stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) The site is situated between the Palace of Khan Krum / The Throne Palace, the Palatial Basilica and the Fortified Palace (the Citadel). Parts of two buildings were disco... Read More
- 2009 ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS IN PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov –stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) Two rooms in Building No. 2, consisting of parallel rooms arranged in a line, were explored. A ceramic pilgrim flask and sherds from dolia and a jug were found. Judging ... Read More
- 2010 PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov – stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) The northern half of the Palatial Square was explored. The square was situated between the southern fortification wall of the Citadel built of bricks and the Palatial Church / the Proto-Bulgarian Pag... Read More
- 2011 PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov – stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) Sunken-floored House No. 3 and the extension of Building No. 2, documented in 2010, were discovered in the Northwestern Sector. Buildings Nos. 2 and 3, houses and storage pits of the post-capital per... Read More
- 2012 PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov – stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) The explorations of buildings consisting of parallel rooms arranged in lines of the first half of the 11th century continued in the Palatial Center. The northwestern corner of Building No. 2 consisti... Read More
- 2013 PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov – stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) The explorations in the northwestern part of the Palatial Square continued. Sunken-floored House No. 9 measured 3.30 m by 3m and had a stove built of stones and bricks and dug into the floor. Pit No.... Read More
- 2014 PLISKA (Stanislav Ivanov – stanislavivanovarh@gmail.com) A stove constructed of stone and bricks and a storage pit were discovered in House No. 9 dated to the second half of the 10th – beginning of the 11th centuries. The explorations of the well (Pit No. ... Read More

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