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    New excavations begin at Bulgaria’s medieval Urvich fortress
    History; Posted on: 2012-10-21 20:38:47 [ Printer friendly / Instant flyer ]
    Archaeologists began new excavations at the medieval Urvich fortress 20km from Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia at the beginning of October 2012, with the first finds including silver rings, earrings and bronze and iron personal items, Bulgarian archaeology professor Nikolai Ovcharov said.

    Urvich fortress is near the banks of the Iskar River in the Pancharevo area close to the road from Sofia to Samokov.

    The fortress is estimated to date from the 13th century CE, during the time of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom.

    Ovcharov told a news conference that work was to begin at a large necropolis near the fortress and the monastery.

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