Bulgaria, Perperikon Thracian ancient city

Perpericon, located in Bulgaria, is a significant archaeological site with a history dating back to 5000 BC. It has been a sacred place, a Thracian royal residence, and a Roman luxury center. Excavations have revealed a multistory palace, fortress, and a church pulpit with Greek inscriptions. The site has seen numerous transformations, including becoming an Episcopal center after the adoption of Christianity. Despite being destroyed by the Ottoman Turks, Perpericon remains a vital link to ancient civilizations.

How did the role of Perpericon change from the Roman Empire to the 5th century AD?

What archaeological findings were discovered at the Thracian Rock Sanctuary in 2005?