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Children solve archaeological mysteries in Sandanski

published on 7/24/23 6:45 AM

Photo: Vladimir Petkov/Sandanski Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum in Sandanski is opening its doors from today until July 28 for its traditional summer archaeological school "Searchers of Antiquities". Participants between the ages of 11 and 15 will unravel riddles and look for answers in old archives.

The youngsters will also learn more about the minting of coins in the Roman Empire and mint coins themselves using ancient technology.

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