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BULGARIA-ARCHAEOLOGY-THRACIAN-MOUND-CARRIAGE
Bulgarian lead archaeologist Daniela Agre poses on August 7, 2008 near the unearthed and fully-preserved horse-drawn carriage found in a Thracian tomb. Agre's team unearthed a fully-preserved horse-drawn carriage from a Thracian mound in the village of Borisovo near the town of Elhovo some 360 km south-east from the capital Sofia . The unique carriage together with other artifacts were buried some 1,900 years ago along with an unknown wealthy Thracian nobleman. The Thracians were a powerful people who inhabited this region from the fourth millennium BC, and were famous as goldsmiths. AFP PHOTO / BORYANA KATSAROVA
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BORISOVO, BULGARIA |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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BORYANA KATSAROVA |
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7 August 2008 |
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2800 x 2001 (1.14 MB) |
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