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Comenius project " Life by the water" Presentation about Atanasovo lake - close to Burgas and it is a Nature water reserve
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Traditional Bulgarian crafts developed over centuries and utilized water power. Water mills cut lumber and grain while fulling mills cleaned wool cloth. Crafts like pottery, embroidery, and carpet weaving used designs passed down through generations. Water also powered distilleries producing rakia brandy and rose oil, important Bulgarian products made through traditional methods.
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The town of Aytos is located 30 kilometers inland from the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, near Burgas. It has a long history dating back to its incorporation into the Bulgarian Empire during the reign of Khan Tervel. Aytos contains natural landmarks like forests and reserves, as well as historical landmarks such as its ancient fortress and churches.
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Cultural and natural monuments of unesco desislava 9a
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Bulgarian i nstrument
Bulgarian music is part of the distinctive Balkan musical tradition and uses a wide variety of traditional instruments. Traditional Bulgarian vocals are described as "open-throated" and focus the voice in a way that allows it to carry over long distances. Some common traditional Bulgarian instruments include the gadoulka (a stringed instrument without frets), the kaval (a woodwind instrument), the gaida (bagpipe), the tapan (single-headed drum), and the tamboura (a long-necked string instrument). Modern Bulgarian music has also incorporated more modern dance styles and instrumentation.
Bulgarian i nstrument
Bulgarian music is part of the distinctive Balkan musical tradition and uses a wide variety of traditional instruments. Traditional Bulgarian vocals are described as "open-throated" and focus the voice in a way that allows it to carry over long distances. Some common traditional Bulgarian instruments include the gadoulka (a stringed instrument without frets), the kaval (a woodwind instrument), the gaida (bagpipe), the tapan (drum), and the tamboura (a stringed instrument). Modern Bulgarian music has also incorporated more modern dance styles and instrumentation.
Ahtopol,kiten new
Comenius project - MCIMC. Presentation about Kiten and Ahtopol ex Greek colonies on the Black sea coast.
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The document discusses the mutual cultural influence of colonization and migration through history, describing how the town of Michurin, now known as Tsarevo, was originally settled in the 15th century by refugees from other Bulgarian villages and called Vassiliko. It notes that the town is a pleasant and friendly place located near Varvara village, where one can see beautiful sights. The document was made by two 10th grade students from Aytos, Bulgaria as part of a school project funded by the European Commission.
Sozopol
Comenius project - MCIMC. Presentation on famous ex Greek colony Sozopol on the Black sea coast.
Apollonia pontica mirem 9b class
1) Sozopol is an ancient Greek colony called Apollonia Pontica founded in 610 BC located on the southern Black Sea coast of Bulgaria.
2) The settlement dates back to the Bronze Age and has been an active port since ancient times as evidenced by anchors discovered from the 2nd and 1st millennium BC.
3) Notable landmarks include the Old Sozopol architectural and archaeological reserve, Thracian fortresses and tombs in the surrounding area, and walls dating from the 6th to 14th century.
Greek colonization odessos-today_varna-new
Greek colonization began in the 8th-6th centuries BC as many Greeks settled in new areas where they established polis, or city-states. The Greeks chose to colonize the Black Sea area for economic and political reasons, finding the geography and climate suitable. Some of the earliest Greek colonies appeared on the northern and southern Black Sea coast, including cities like Odessos. These colonies became important trade centers and ports. The site of the ancient Greek colony of Odessos is now the modern city of Varna, Bulgaria, which occupies a wider area but preserves remnants of the original settlement like the Varna Archaeological Museum housing the famous Varna Gold Treasure.
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- 2. AtAnAsoff lAke • Atanasov lake is located north of Bourgas. The lake is a coastal and a large variety of flora and fauna. Quite a number of plants and animals that are found in the lake and its surroundings are protected by the Biodiversity Act
- 3. AnimAls • There are mammals: otter, wild cat, vole, etc.. It is also Etruscan shrew, which is the smallest mammal in the world. Of great importance is also the otter, which has the status of globally threatened.
- 4. Birds • Of particular importance for the flora of lake birds. This is one of the richest ornithological point of view of places in Bulgaria. Here a small geographical area there are over 70% of all bird species occurring in the territory of Bulgaria.
- 5. endAngered species • There have been over 300 bird species, of which 12 were declared endangered on a planetary scale. Among them are: • Dalmatian Pelican • Pygmy Cormorant • Red-breasted Goose • Ferruginous Duck • Corncrake.
- 6. BulgAriAn red Book • 17 species of birds that nest on the territory of Lake Atanasov included in Bulgaria's Red Book: Common Tern, Mediterranean Gull and others. The largest number of birds can be seen here during the autumn migration.
- 7. VAyA - the BurgAs lAke
- 8. come And see it! • Bourgas Lake is a shallow Firth on the Black Sea, west of Bourgas. It is the largest natural lake in Bulgaria is separated from the sea.
- 9. some fActs ABout it • Bottom of the Bourgas Lake is covered with clay sediments. Up north of the lake has several small wading pool, and the Northwest part hatcheries have been built. Its coasts are covered with water- weeds, mainly cane. Now the waters are heavily polluted. Hooked up with carp.
- 10. ViA ponticA • Passes over the lake Via Pontica - one of the largest air highways for migratory birds from Europe. It nest 254 bird species, 61 of which are included in the Red Book of Bulgaria.
- 11. end generAl secondAry shool “hristo BoteV” - Aytos