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The grave of a princess was discovered during excavations at St. St. Peter and Pavel Monastery in Bulgaria’s Veliko Turnovo, radio Focus-Veliko Turnovo reported.
The princess was dressed in gold-embroidered clothing. Cloth remains will undergo lab analysis. Archaeologists discovered a gold ring featuring a solid amethyst, as well.
Another golden ring was also discovered. The ring was made of 2-carat gold and depicts an image of Jupiter.
In the past week, archaeologists discovered five other gold artifacts.
Another curious finding is a pelvic bone having an arrow lodged in it. The discovery dates back to the 14th century. The finding confirms either a dramatic event or a hunting incident.
Archaeologists announced that all findings made in the region will be exhibited in Sofia’s museum of archaeology in December and will remain there for three months.
The princess was dressed in gold-embroidered clothing. Cloth remains will undergo lab analysis. Archaeologists discovered a gold ring featuring a solid amethyst, as well.
Another golden ring was also discovered. The ring was made of 2-carat gold and depicts an image of Jupiter.
In the past week, archaeologists discovered five other gold artifacts.
Another curious finding is a pelvic bone having an arrow lodged in it. The discovery dates back to the 14th century. The finding confirms either a dramatic event or a hunting incident.
Archaeologists announced that all findings made in the region will be exhibited in Sofia’s museum of archaeology in December and will remain there for three months.
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