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Recently found archeological sites have provoked interest among some archeologists from Bourgas. There are five objects, situated about 1,5 km away from each other. They represent a full picture of the historic development of the territory through out the late stone age and the 13th century AD. While constructoin actions on the new hgighway some of the living places dating back to the Stone age were demolished. In their remainings many stone and ivory tools wre found as well as some pottery, made by hand. Archeologists have just now began to make clear when this village existed

The second site is situated about 800 m away from it. Many evidences show that this was a necropolis dating back from the time of the Roman empire. There were found funeral equipment, a coin with the image of Emperor Adrian and a hoker bury from the Bronze age. The bury was similar to a body bent in a hole, just like the embryo in the mother's womb. Under this necropolis were found layers of a village that existed about 1200 years BC.

The third object consist of five sepulchlar hills. They are dating from around II or III century AD. In their foot is the fourth object - a village that is mostly to be connected with the necropolis.

The archeological work continues and all the items that were found will be exhibitted in Bourgas Museum.