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Early Bulgarian church draws tourists and archaeologists
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2007/08/03 - 14:42.
Places of Worship | Slavic
Bulgarian archaeologists are working on the remains of the St. 40 Martyrs Church, "one of the oldest and most historically important places of worship in Bulgaria."
The early medieval church, near Bulgaria's Tzarevetz Fortress, was torn down in the 13th century and the site turned into a bath. The church remains were discovered in 1992 and are now a popular tourist attraction. |
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