Bone Remains of the Late Antiquity – Early Medieval Deposits of the National Academy of Art (Sofia, Bulgaria)
Journal Title: Bulletin of the Natural History Museum – Plovdiv - Year 2017, Vol 2, Issue
Abstract
A total of 163 bone finds (MNI 14) of domestic mammals and Homo sapiens have been identified in the collected material in 2017 from the Sofia City centrum. The material is mixed and dated Late Antiquity to Early Medieval ages. The site is the 3rd one on the territory of Sofia City with examined animal bone finds.
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Zlatozar Boev
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