Found ancient treasures
Yesterday Bulgarian archaeologists found 15,000 fine gold pieces dating back to the beginning of the 3rd millennium BC, and this may be Troy's treasure.
Vasil Nikolov, of the archaeological group, said that all of these treasures are from 4,100 to 4,200 years old and all have been excavated slowly over the years from an ancient grave in the center of Dabene village, the way it was taken Sofia capital about 120 km.
According to experts, this "gold jewelry collection" may belong to the Thracin people, living in Bulgaria and part of Greece, Romania, Macedonia and Turkey until the 8th century AD before assimilated by Slavs.
This is also the second gold jewelry set found in Bulgaria in recent years.
Nikolov said: "These treasures are older than what Schliemann found in Troy and have more gold decorations." Heinrich Schliemann was a German amateur archaeologist, and he was credited with finding the ancient Troy monument in 1868.
Currently the oldest gold jewelry set in the world is known as antiquities dug up near the Black Sea port, dating to the beginning of the 5th millennium BC.
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