Bulgaria in Antiquity. An Archaeological Introduction
Ernest Benn Limited, London & Tonbridge 1975
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In gratitude to the archaeologists and others who, whether in person or through their work, have made this book possible
Foreword – Acknowledgements – Abbreviations
1. The land and the people
2. The Black sea cities
Apollonia Pontica — Mesambria — Odessos
3. The Thracian interior before the Macedonian conquest
Dolno Sahrane — Douvanli — Mezek — Vratsa
4. Macedonian and Hellenistic influences
Philippopolis — The Panagyurishte treasure — Branichevo — Seuthopolis — Tumuli of Seuthopolis and the Kazanluk region — Kabyle — Beroe and its vicinity — Chertigrad
5. The Danube Limes
Ratiaria and the north-west — Oescus and its vicinity — Nikopol — Novae — Iatrus — Transmarisca — Durostorum
6. The northern foothills (I)
Nicopolis-ad-Istrum and the central slopes — Marcianopolis — Abritus — Voivoda — Madara
7. Serdica and the west (I)
Serdica and its territory — Pautalia and its territory — Sandanski — The upper Mesta valley
8 The Thracian plain (I)
Philippopolis and its vicinity — Hissar — Beroe-Augusta Trajana and its vicinity — Chatalka — The eastern Rhodopes
9 The Black sea coast (I)
The southern cities — Odessos and the north
III. CHRISTIANITY AND THE BYZANTINE WITHDRAWAL
10 The end of the Limes
Byzantium displaces Rome — The limes in the fifth and sixth centuries
11 The northern foothills (II)
The central slopes — The north-east
12 Serdica and the west (II)
Serdica and the central region — Pautalia and the South-West
13 The Thracian plain (II)
Philippopolis — Peroushtitsa — Isperihovo — Golyamo Belovo — Hissar — Beroe — Chatalka — The eastern Rhodopes
14 The Black sea coast (II)
Mesambria and the south — Odessos and the north
Select bibliography — Site bibliography — Note on pronunciation