Byzantine seals and 46 coins are among the valuable finds discovered this summer during archaeological research at the Markeli fortress near Karnobat. Among the coins are early Byzantine specimens from the 6th century, mainly from the reign of Emperor Justinian I, as well as anonymous coins from the 10th–11th centuries. This was announced by the Atanas Ignatiev Karaivanov Historical Museum in Karnobat to BTA. The archaeological research was cond…
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Byzantine seals and 46 coins are among the valuable finds discovered this summer during archaeological research at the Markeli fortress near Karnobat. Among the coins are early Byzantine specimens from the 6th century, mainly from the reign of Emperor Justinian I, as well as anonymous coins from the 10th–11th centuries. This was announced by the Atanas Ignatiev Karaivanov Historical Museum in Karnobat to BTA. The archaeological research was cond…