Prezentaciq Kazanlak
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Kazanlak, Bulgaria is located in a region known for its Thracian history and rose production. The region has been inhabited for thousands of years and contains archaeological sites from as early as 2000 BC, including a famous 4th century BC Thracian tomb decorated with murals. Kazanlak is known as the "Valley of Roses" and hosts an annual rose-picking festival and competition to crown the Queen Rose. The town also features other Thracian archaeological sites and museums commemorating the region's ancient civilization and artists.
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Varna is the third largest city in Bulgaria and the largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. It has a population of around 358,524 people. Varna is an important cultural and tourist center with a long history dating back over 7,000 years. It features many historical and cultural attractions including ancient Roman baths, an astronomical observatory, medieval monasteries, and is home to Bulgaria's oldest gold treasure. Tourism and cultural events are an important part of the local economy.
Bulgaria
The document provides an overview of Bulgaria, including its national anthem, flag, coat of arms, capital, currency, and government. It discusses Bulgaria's major cities, historic sites, and cultural and historical heritage landmarks. It also highlights prominent Bulgarian artists, authors, musicians, and inventors.
Bulgarian Treasures by Lili
The document summarizes several important archaeological treasures that have been discovered in Bulgaria, including a 2,400-year-old golden mask of a Thracian king, the Panagyurishte gold treasure consisting of objects depicting Thracian myths and life, and the Varna Chalcolithic Necropolis containing over 3,000 golden objects dating back 6,000 years. It also mentions the Rogozen treasure of over 160 silver vessels and an antique theater built in the second century in Plovdiv that could seat 5,000-7,000 people.
Peninsula of treasures
Several significant treasures have been discovered in Crimea throughout history. The Treasure of Neyzats was discovered in 1886 and contained over 400 silver coins and pieces of women's jewelry from the 14th century. In 2002, a cave containing a ceramic pot with 30 gold coins and over 4,000 silver coins from the 14th-15th centuries was found. In 2003, 99 gold coins from the 6th-5th centuries BC were uncovered during an excavation in Kerch at an ancient city. These treasures, along with others found in Mangup, Alushta, Feodosia and Simferopol provide insight into the history and wealth of Crimea.
About Bulgaria
The document provides information about Bulgaria and the city of Vratsa. Some key facts presented are:
- Bulgaria is one of the oldest countries in Europe, having retained its original name for over 1300 years. The Cyrillic alphabet was created there and is still used in many countries today.
- Vratsa is located in northwestern Bulgaria at the foot of the Balkan Mountains, known for its natural beauty. Important landmarks mentioned include the Monument of Hristo Botev and the Vratsa Municipality Building.
- The document briefly mentions several famous Bulgarian individuals and achievements across different fields like science, arts, sports, and music.
Bulgaria - Varna
Varna is the third largest city in Bulgaria and is situated on the northeast coast of the country on the Varna Lake along the Black Sea. It has a population of around 358,524 people and is an important cultural and tourist center with a history dating back over 7,000 years. Some of Varna's most notable attractions include the Roman baths, Varna Aquarium, Nikolai Copernicus Astronomical Observatory, and the Sea Garden.
Жезқазған
Zhezkazgan is a city in Kazakhstan founded on December 20, 1954 located on the steppes of the central region of the country. It has a population of about 96,700 people and a continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. Zhezkazgan is known as the "copper pearl" of Kazakhstan as it was first inhabited by miners extracting copper from the region. It has since grown to include universities, parks, and cultural centers, though its economy still depends on the mining and smelting of copper and other metals. The document provides a history of Zhezkazgan's development from its initial exploration and mining in the 19th century through its modernization and growth into an educational and
Izabela wieczorek tarnowskie góry
Tarnowskie Góry owes its existence to mining in the 15th century when a peasant discovered a lump of silver-bearing ore. It grew into a major mining center in Upper Silesia in the 16th century under the rule of the Hohenzollerns. By the early 20th century, the city's ore deposits were depleted and mining ended. Today, Tarnowskie Góry's historic silver mine gives tours and it has numerous other attractions related to its mining history, including sculptures of miners and the Black Trout Adit. The annual Gwarki festival celebrates the city's mining heritage with cultural events, entertainment, and a grand parade.
prilep
1) The document describes several traditional holidays and events celebrated in Prilep, Macedonia including Prochka, Spasovden, Bear Fest, October 11th, and St. Nicholas.
2) It also discusses traditional masks such as the Mechkari mask worn during Bear Fest, and customs including Vasilica involving distributing coins in pudding and Amkanje involving children trying to catch eggs in their mouths.
3) The document provides details on crafts practiced in Prilep such as pottery, metalworking, and weaving, which were historically important but have declined, and the collection of cultural artifacts and traditions by ethnographers including folktales, customs, clothing and craft descriptions.
02 my town varna
Varna is the third largest city in Bulgaria and the largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. It has a long history dating back 7,000 years and was an important center of Christianity between the 9th-14th centuries when it was under Ottoman rule. Varna remains a cultural and tourist center known for its beaches, archaeological sites, and cultural festivals.
Weekend tour kazan
Situated where the Volga meets the Kazanka River, the city of Kazan is a modern melting pot of Eastern and European cultures as seen in its architecture and people. Kazan has a long history as the capital of Tatarstan, dating back to its founding over 800 years ago on the banks of the Volga River. The origin of its name Kazan is uncertain but may come from the Tatar word for "boiler" or "cauldron". Kazan's historic Kremlin contains architectural and archaeological sites representing where eastern and western influences blend together.
Blaga hrvatske (1)
This document provides information about the publisher and publication details of a book. It was published in Zagreb, Croatia in August 2016 by FOKUS KOMUNIKACIJE d.o.o. The chief editor was Davor Uskoković and it was prepared by Studio 2M and printed by Znanje d.o.o. It discusses the work of author Dragica Banić and her book "Blaga Hrvatske" (Treasures of Croatia), with all rights reserved for the publisher and copyright owner.
Hidden Treasures From Afghanistan
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In the summer of 2003, Afghanistan announced the discovery of priceless artifacts from the national museum that had been hidden away for over a decade during periods of war and unrest. The artifacts on display come from archaeological sites across Afghanistan and date from 2500 BC to the 1st century AD, shedding light on Afghanistan's rich historical culture. They include jewelry, figurines, vessels, and other items crafted from gold, silver, ivory and other materials that provide insights into life in ancient Afghan civilizations. Many of the pieces were rescued from the museum in Kabul before it was damaged and would have been lost otherwise.Travelling across countries with myths and legends 2019
The document provides information about myths and legends from various countries that were part of an Erasmus+ project on travelling across countries with myths and legends from October 2019 to May 2020. It includes summaries and legends from Armenia, Georgia, Romania, and Turkey. In Armenia, it discusses the legends behind the Vardavar festival and the origins of the town of Dilijan. In Georgia, it outlines legends about the founding of Tbilisi and various monasteries and locations. For Romania, it summarizes myths related to various castles, monuments, and historical figures. It also includes information on traditional Romanian cuisine and wine. For Turkey, it focuses on the legends and myths regarding the fairy chimneys in Cappadoc
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This document summarizes some key cultural traditions in Turkey and Kazakhstan. Both countries have a mix of cultures due to their histories and locations. Some shared traditions between Turkey and Kazakhstan include the importance of hospitality and treating guests well. Some specific Kazakh traditions mentioned are "Konakkade" where guests perform songs for their hosts, and "Bes Zhaksy" where important guests receive valuable gifts. Turkish traditions have been influenced by Islam, so holidays like Ramadan are important, but Turkey also celebrates secular holidays. Overall, the document outlines some of the cultural practices and traditions around hospitality, celebrations, and customs that have been passed down in both Turkey and Kazakhstan.
History still presents in our lives
Bulgaria has a long history dating back thousands of years that is evidenced by archaeological remains like necropolises, ancient towns, and tombstones. Some of the most notable archaeological treasures in Bulgaria include the Gold Treasure of Valchitran uncovered in 1925, consisting of intricately crafted gold vessels; the massive Silver Treasure of Rogozen discovered in 1985 comprising over 150 silver vessels; and the exquisite Gold Treasure of Panagyurishte found in 1949 that includes nine pure gold vessels weighing over 6 kg total. Other significant archaeological and historical sites mentioned are the well-preserved Thracian tomb frescoes in Kazanlak, the large Roman amphitheater in Plovdiv dating back
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