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From Antiquity to Nowаdаys
Documеntаry Hеritаgе
Civilizаtion Boundаriеs
Guаrdiаns of thе Меmory

From Antiquity to Nowаdаys

ECONOMY, TRADE AND URBAN LIFE IN LANGOBARDIAN AND BYZANTINE SOUTHERN ITALY – 10 – 11^th CENTURIES

At the beginning of the 11th century, in the aftermath of the long rule of the Macedonian dynasty (867 – 1056), the Byzantine Empire was going through a political, cultural and economic upsurge. After winning victories over Bulgarians, Arabs, Geo...

Georgi Dimov

Byzantine Empire, normans, Sothern Italy, Amalfi, Neapol, Bari, italian urban life

THE CONCEPTION OF SCLAVS AND TURKS IN MAURICE’ STRATEGIKON

The purpose of the current study is to examine Maurice’ Strategikon – its genre specifics and the way they affect the nature of the information regarding the state and social evolution of the various barbarous people scattered through the Eurasian Barbaricum....

Ivan Stoyanov

Maurice’ Strategikon, barbarous people, Turks, Avars, Sclavs, Roman-Barbarian relations

Documеntаry Hеritаgе

SOME REMARKS ON THE DEMOGRAPHIC, RELIGIOUS AND ECONOMIC HISTORY OF THE SETTLEMENTS ALONG THE RIVER VACHA DURING THE LAST QUARTER OF THE 15^th CENTURY – 16^th CENTURY

This study aims to trace in detail the development of demographic and religious processes in the settlements along the river Vacha during the last quarter of the 15th century – 16th century using data from Ottoman registers.

Damian Borisov

Ottoman registers, population, demography, settlements, confession

Civilizаtion Boundаriеs

THE WARS BETWEEN VOLGA BULGARIANS AND MONGOLS

For many centuries, the Volga Bulgarians maintained close economic, cultural and religious ties with Muslim countries and especially with the peoples of Central Asia. Traditionally, relations between them were good and clashes were rare. But after the Battle...

Krasimir Krustev

Volga Bulgaria, Volga Bulgarians, Mongols, Tatars, Batu, Mongol Raids

Guаrdiаns of thе Меmory

THE HOME OF THE BULGARIAN REVIVAL BOOK: THE MUSEUM OF HRISTO DANOV IN PLOVDIV

The article reveals main facts of the historical development of the Museum of Bulgarian book publishing (second half of 19th and early 20th century) founded in the city of Plovdiv by the end of 1960s. The permanent exhibition was inaugura...

Vera Boneva

museum, Hristo Gruev Danov , book publishing, Plovdiv , Revival period