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Vasily Beregovoi • Drawings and illustrations, 2024
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Beregovoy V.I. "Translator".
What prompted him to undertake the translation of an ancient text again? A long time had passed since his last translation was completed. Maybe the infinity of one? Or maybe the unusualness of the material on which the inscription was made, because it was a copper tablet? The fact is that this is the only example when the ancient Indus Valley civilization made an inscription on copper. Or maybe the length of the inscription? As it was written under the photo, "Copper tablet inscription, the longest known inscription in Indus script." And that was absolutely correct. Before that the inscriptions were mostly short, as they say: "brevity is the sister of talent". There were some longer ones, certainly not longer than this one, but they were on clay tablets. He called such inscriptions not the Indus script, but the ancient Mohenjo-Daro script, according to the source of its discovery. Or maybe he was interested in the image of the character on the right in the corner, sitting on his fingertips, spreading his legs and putting his hands on his knees with something round shaped on his chest, wearing a horned dragon helmet and a white beard, with a plant he thought looked like ramie on the edge of his hand? Or maybe an image of a glass full of some kind of liquid, with one of the first letters he translated, "A", in the center above the glass, and a modern shaped glass. Then he suspected if it was a forgery? Or maybe the ease of the letters and designations he knew from memory in the first line? Perhaps all of them combined. It does not matter now, for another discovery has been made. The ancient world writes and speaks to us. It writes from left to right. The first symbol in this first line above was not known to him, for it was marked as a circle divided in half by an oblique line. Next, however, the inscription was quite legible and read as: "'discovered' avro 'pyramid' Aaivi." He knew from previous translation experience that ancient words are preserved in other languages. So he began the translation with the Aaivi "pyramid" that interested him. He first came across this information about the significance of Aaivi: "Discover the Definition, Numerology, Category, Gender, Special Characters, Cornerstone, Capstone Analysis, and Comprehensive Information Regarding the Tamil Girl Name Aaivi"
यह शब्द (अैवि) अभी हमारे डाटाबेस मे नही है ।
शब्द का अर्थ नही मिलने के निम्न कारण हो सकते है:
शब्द (अैवि) के अ़क्षरों मे गलती। हिन्दी मे सही तरीके से लिखने के ल लिये हिंदी कुंजीपटल का प्रयोग करें या हिन्दी मे लिखने के नियम यहाँ देखें
इस शब्द को हिंखोज कम्युनिटी में पूछने के लिए - यहाँ क्लिक करें
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English meaning of Aaivi , Aaivi meaning in English, Aaivi translation and definition in English language by ShabdKhoj (From HinKhoj Group). अैवि का मतलब (मीनिंग) अंग्रेजी (इंग्लिश) में जाने |
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If it was the name of a Tamil girl, it would not indicate anything to him in terms of locating the pyramid. As he continued his search, he came across a reference to a book: "Peter Kos "Leksikon anticne numizmatike. S poudarkom na prostoru Jugovzhodnih Alp in Balkana. Narodni muzej Slovenije," where the word "aaiwi" was in the text. It read: "HERAKLEIA SINTIKA (HERAKLEJA SINTIKA)
Kovnica v istoimenskem glavnem mestu plemena Sintov (Sintot) v Makedoniii, ki je bilo po vsej verjetnosti v blizini danasnjega naselija Neo Petritsi v Grciji. Ze v poznem 5. stoletju pr. Kr. sov kovnici kovali okoli 5 g tezke srebrnike, na katerih je na sprednji strani upodobljen Herakles v boiu z nemejskim levom, na zadnji strani pa je inkuzni kvadrat z napisom AAIvI, obkroza pa ga napis
HPAKLEIA [l].
V kovnici so najverjetneje v rimskem republikanskem obdobju kovali redkebronaste psevdoavtonomne novce z makedonskim Scitom in napisom NRAKLE T N na sprednji strani, na zadnji strani pa je okoli kija napis EIII
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Translated by a computerized translator:
"HERAKLEIA SYNTIKA"
A mint in the eponymous capital of the Sinto tribe (Sintot) in Macedonia, which was most likely located near the present-day settlement of Neo Petritsi in Greece. Already at the end of the 5th century BC. The Kr. sov mint minted about 5 g silver coins, the obverse of which depicts Heracles in battle with the Nemean lion, and the reverse an engraved square with the inscription AAIVI surrounded by the inscription
GPAKLEY [l].
The mint likely minted rare bronze pseudo-autonomous coins during the Roman Republic period with Macedonian Scythia and the inscription NRAKLE T N on the obverse and the inscription EIII around the quiver on the reverse.
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Heraclea Syntica (Dr.-Greek Ἡράκλεια Σιντική) was an ancient Greek city on the right bank of the river Strymon, the natural border of the Macedonian kingdom and Thrace.
The name of the city comes from the hero of Greek mythology Heracles and the Thracian tribe of Sintes, who lived in the middle reaches of the Struma River.
The ruins of the city are located near the Bogar town of Petrich. The city is mentioned in the works of Herodotus, Homer and Thucydides. It was founded by Philip II of Macedon no earlier than 300 BC, but there is an opinion that the city existed before that [1]. It was the cultural and political center of the ancient region of Sintika inhabited mainly by Thracians [2]. The location of the city for a long time remained a mystery for historians, until Bulgarian archaeologists in 2002 published an inscription in Latin, in which Emperor Galerius addressed the local inhabitants. [3].
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Archaeologists Find Shrines in Ancient Heraclea Sintica. Date of access: August 23, 2021. Archived August 23, 2021.
ROMARCH: Archaeological Field School, Heraclea Sintica, Summer 2016. Date of access: August 23, 2021. Archived August 23, 2021.
HERACLEA SINTICA - PETRICH, BULGARIA. Date of access: August 23, 2021. Archived August 23, 2021.
Sources
Heraclea Sintica (English). archaeologyinbulgaria.com. Date of access: August 23, 2021".
So the location sought is in Heraclea Syntica? But here is the message: "which, most likely, was located near the current settlement of Neo Petrizi in Greece" - a little confusing. It turns out that it is not known where the location of Heraclea Syntica? But no, its location became known. "The ancient city of Heraclea Syntica reveals its secrets. Published 10.06.18 11:35 Author: Diana Tsankova. On the marble slabs of this town square stepped Thracians, Greeks, Illyrians, Celts and Egyptians. Here began the roads to temples, ateliers and stores and here they sought justice and learned the latest news. Herakleia Sintika, a cosmopolitan center of different tribes, ethnicities and peoples, shows its ancient heritage on the territory of Petrić municipality, in the vicinity of the village of Rupite, near the extinct volcano Kozhuh. Its first inhabitants were the Thracian tribe "Sinti" (1300-1200 BC), which gave the town its name. And when the Macedonian ruler Philip the Second captured Sintika, he added the word "Heracles" to its name, because he believed that his family descended from this mythical hero. "Herakleia-Sintika is the best preserved ancient town on the territory of Bulgaria," says Sotir Ivanov, director of the Petrich Historical Museum. - The walls of the civic basilica, sanctuary and stores located north of the forum are five meters high, and its architecture is reminiscent of the ancient city of Philippi in Greece. It is a city with a special destiny as it was a crossroads of cultures, political influences and economic life back in the time of the Sintians. It was a link between the South and the North, the Aegean coast and the Balkan Peninsula, Macedonia and Thrace. Its population amounted to 40-50 thousand people. A characteristic feature of Heraclea-Synthica is that there was a democratic form of government, which was carried over into later epochs". According to the historian, the most important building of the ancient city is the civil basilica, in which justice was administered - it has been preserved almost completely and is the only one in the Balkans. Literally a hundred meters away from it is the oldest Christian church in the southwest of our country, dating back to the beginning of the IV century. The sanctuary of the ancient Greek goddess Nemesis is also extremely valuable. In it were found obrova plates with the deities of the Roman pantheon. On one of them vice is represented in the form of a reclining woman with dyed yellow hair (in antiquity the russet color of hair was a symbol of sin), defeated by Nemesis, the goddess of swift retribution. "Herakleia Sintika is one of the largest ceramic centers in this area of the Balkans," Sotir Ivanov said about the trade of this town. The craft of stonemasonry was also well developed, and six ateliers for stone work have already been discovered. The extraction of wood in turn was widespread because of the nearby shipyards. In general, the production of ceramics, glass, and metals flourished in this ancient city, not to mention trade, which was an important source of income. Curiously, the city had its own coins with the inscription "Coin of Heracleans from the Struma River Valley". The city existed from the 4th century BC to the 6th century, when it was last mentioned in the tax lists of the times of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I the Great. Unfortunately, due to the seismicity of the area, the local population had to experience devastating earthquakes more than once. And later, when the invasions of Slavs and Proto-Bulgarians began, the territory became part of the Bulgarian state. Today Herakleia Sintika is included in the list of 100 national tourist sites and is gaining more and more interest as one of the best preserved ancient cities. Translation by Snezhana Nikiforova. Photo: BGNES and archive." "The ruins of the city of Heraclea Syntica bring us back to the age of antiquity. Published 09.10.21 6:30 am. Every year on October 9, the Day of Ancient Culture is celebrated. We are talking about the undeniable influence of ancient Greece and Rome, which from 1000 BC to VI-VII centuries determined the integral development of the Old Continent, including the territory of present-day Bulgaria, which is literally dotted with vivid evidence of that era. Among them stands out the ancient town of Herakleia Sintika, located in Southwestern Bulgaria, near the town of Petrich. This summer, archaeologists discovered many valuable artifacts. Among them are the image of Alexander the Great, a relief image of a musician, a massive marble sculpture of a bull, a statue associated with the cult to Mithras and an inscription from the first century in honor of Emperor Tiberius. But the most interesting find is part of a graceful full-length statue of a young woman. Archaeologists assume that it is a statue of the ancient Greek goddess Niki, as it was found on the site of the Acropolis, where there was a sanctuary of the ancient city. You will learn more about this unique example of ancient culture in Bulgarian lands from the material "The ancient city of Herakleia Sintika reveals its secrets" from the archives of Radio Bulgaria. Compiled by: Veneta Nikolova. Translation by Desislava Semkovska". Are there pyramids in Bulgaria? Turns out there are, only natural ones. "PYRAMIDS IN BULGARIA. MELNIK, STOB AND ZLATOLIST." "Melnik pyramids are a creation of nature of world significance. Published on 23.09.17 10:30. Author: Darina Grigorova. The southern part of the Pirin Mountains is known for its bizarre landforms, especially in the area of the Melnik Pyramids, which is about 180 kilometers south of Sofia. They are formed of gray-white sandstone with clay layers and were declared a natural landmark in 1960. Known as the Melnik Pyramids, the rock formations near Melnik continue to change their shape as a result of the combined erosive action of water, wind, heat and cold. Among the intricate relief, there are cones, castles, domes and various figures up to 7-8 meters high, which people with a richer imagination can distinguish. There are also typical pyramids - parts of rocks form a column that expands to the base. The formation of earthly figures is also connected with the layers of clay on the surface. After repeated wetting and burning in the sun it forms a kind of natural "plaster" of 1-2 cm, which performs a protective function. The height of some pyramids reaches 100 meters, and on their tops grows a variety of vegetation, which is significantly affected by the Mediterranean climate. According to the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds, this region provides suitable habitats for 32 species of birds included in the Biodiversity Act, for which special protection measures are required. Therefore, the Melnik Pyramids are of global importance as a representative area of the Mediterranean biogeographic zone. According to the assessment of ornithologists, the area is extremely important for birds because of the nature of vegetation (meadows, shrubs, forests), which has been significantly influenced by the Mediterranean climate and which is similar to that found nowhere else in Bulgaria. This combination of very different natural data determines the species diversity characteristic of the Mediterranean biogeographic zone. Typical habitats for these species are meadows with shrubs. Traditional methods of vine cultivation create favorable conditions for nesting species such as the garden bunting (Emberiza hortulana) and the field horse (Anthus campestris). The Mediterranean mockingbird (Hippolais olivetorum) is also found here, as well as the exceptionally beautiful bird, the cirl bunting (Coracias garrulus), which inhabits the southern parts of Europe. A large number of birds of prey hunt in this area, and more of them nest in the forests of the southern part of the Pirin Mountains, using fields and meadows to find food. Therefore, it is important to maintain the area in a natural way, without using chemicals and other aggressive methods, which destroy the food base for songbirds for a long time. Livestock and viticulture, for example, naturally maintain habitats, while plowing prevents overgrowth in fields. More and more people are interested in natural and pure products, even though the cost is higher. This is also why locals from the Melnick Pyramid area want to maintain their fisheries the way their grandfathers did. It is for them that the Natura 2000 Ecological Network offers additional opportunities under the programs "Environmental Development" and "Rural Development". Unfortunately, few people manage to fit into the bureaucratic framework and the numerous European requirements, not because they do not meet the criteria, but because of obstacles and lengthy procedures. That is why ordinary farmers, once having gone through all this way, give up the idea of applying again, and this is also the reason why the country utilizes only 30% of the allocated funds. The hope is that the locals will not sell their property to big businessmen who will turn the natural wealth into golf courses or wind farms. Translation by Elena Paskalova. Photo: Darina Grigorova,...". "Stob Pyramids, Bulgaria. Description of Stob Pyramids. Stob Pyramids are one of the most popular stone pyramids in Bulgaria. They are listed in the Red Book of Bulgaria as endangered natural habitats. They are located above the village of Stob, in the western part of the Rila Mountain. They are a complex composition of pointed and needle-shaped, and mostly pyramidal or conical earth shapes. Some of them end in "stone caps" 0.8 - 1.0 m in size, resembling mushrooms. They are embedded in 30-40 m old Quaternary Vilafran fluvioglacial sediments. The average height of individual forms is 6 - 10 m, maximum 12 m. Many of them are united at their base and form picturesque and very diverse groups. The color of the sediments varies from light yellow to dark brown and red. A small portion of the range is on the north slope and most of the range is on the south slope. In 1964, the Stob Pyramids were declared a natural monument. The most characteristic rocks are those devoid of vegetation or with communities in the initial stages of development. Heat-loving and drought-loving sub-Mediterranean plants predominate. Winter oak, with participation of hornbeam, wormwood, almond pear, oil pear, breccia, elm are found. Among shrubs, dogwood, hazel, hawthorn, olive are common; spruce, sumac, juniper, red juniper, dracaena, mukina, and lilac occur on stony and eroded or rocky sites. Of the herbaceous species, wood short-legged, gergelka, variegated fescue, and forest meadow are common. Legends. A local legend tells about the origin of the Stob pyramids: Many years ago a large plain spread out on the place of the pyramids. When there was a wedding or other event, the villagers would flock to the square and make merry. Two young men in love lived in the village. The girl's mother did not give her daughter her consent to marry her lover, but nevertheless the girl and the young man decided to have a wedding. When the mother found out, she went to the plain, hammered a large cross into the deep and cursed her daughter when she kissed her father-in-law so that all the guests at the wedding would turn to stone. The wedding day came. Everyone rejoiced greatly, only the mother stayed home and prayed fervently for her vow to catch up with her daughter. When the dance reached the plain and it was time for the bride to kiss her father-in-law, at that moment all the wedding guests turned to stone. Since that day, fabulous pyramids have stood in the village of Stob as a reminder of the unforgettable story. Another legend is popular, which can be told by any resident of the picturesque village of Stob. A few kilometers up the mountain from the pyramids was the village of Bozovaya, located on several hills and various neighborhoods: Kolova, Vuchkova, Topalska, Takhova, Hadzhi-Stoyanova and others. Two young people fell in love and decided to get married. The bride and groom took the path to Stob, because only there was a suitable Christian church, went through the neighborhood of Momena, came to the path of the hill next to the pyramids. This hill is seen in a northeasterly direction, closer to sunrise. However, the bride was so beautiful that the godfather could not resist temptation, looked at her and went up to kiss her. At that moment God became angry and turned all the bride and groom to stone. And now you can see a procession of wedding guests on the neighboring slope of the pyramid, and their bodies also form beautiful pyramids. Ancient chronicles abound with information about the city of Stobi, its fortress walls and towers, mines and aqueducts. The city flourished in the ninth century, was probably destroyed in the twelfth century and rebuilt during the Second Bulgarian State. Konstantin Irechek describes what he saw during his first travels through these lands in the late 19th century. "Stob lies on the left bank of the Rila River," wrote Irechek in his Travels in Bulgaria. Above the village above are the ruins of an old fortress, of which a piece of a tower with a window still remains; this tower was called Peter's Tower by some, which may be related to the stories about the Bulgarian King Peter in the legends of St. Ivan of Rila. I wanted to climb to the top, but the inhabitants claimed that the fort was completely inaccessible due to the depression of the clay, conglomerate-filled terrain. The meadow below the fort is called "Sarai", from here the fort was once conquered. There is no doubt that this is the Stobi fortress, well known from the monuments of XI - XIV centuries. One can also read about the town of Stobi and the church of "St. Procopius" in the famous Hrysovul (golden royal charter) of Tsar Ivan Shishman, presented to the Rila Monastery in 1378. In Khrysovul, preserved in the monastery museum, Tsar Ivan Shishman invokes his supreme right of ownership over the state and donates feudal property to the Rila monastery; in it he mentions "St. Procopius on two stones..." and, probably influenced by information about the freedom-loving population of the local population, the ruler warns: at least exactly...". From the church to the top of the pyramids is a pleasant 40-minute walk, independent of the seasons". At the same time, he came across a photo on the Internet where "Bulgaria's pavilion at the Osaka exhibition" was in the form of pyramids. It remained to translate the word "avro". For some reason the search engine always gave references to Aurora. But finally the word I was looking for was found: "avrò Conjugate this verb form. Suggestions: avere non avrò avrò avrò bisogno quando avrò avrò avrò finito. avrò Translation of "avrò" into Russian Verb
i'll have
get
recognize
can
face
back
get it
get
succeed
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In quel modo... avrò un incentivo per starmene zitto.
In this case, I'll have an incentive to remain silent.
E questa estate avrò un sacco di tempo libero per suonare.
And I'll have more free time this summer. for music.
Oggi andrò di nuovo nel mondo reale ed avrò esperienze reali.
Today I'm going out into the real world again and getting real experiences.
Perché oggi. avrò l'ok della dottoressa Brennan.
Because I'm getting the go-ahead from Dr. Brennan today.
Quando arriveranno i nuovi mobili, avrò tempo per studiare...
When the new furniture arrives and I have time to study.....
La prossima volta, avrò proposte migliori per le nostre attività serali.
Next time I'll have a better plan for our evening activity.
Se avrò un bambino, io sarò sempre felice.
As long as I have a child, I'll always be happy.
Presto avrò una grossa parte di una colazione completa.
I have an important part of a comprehensive breakfast coming up.
Per allora, avrò il mio vagone privato.
By then I'll have a private railcar.
Poi avrò il trono e possiamo prendere a turno di essere re.
I'll take the throne and we can take turns being king.
Dopo che l'avrò convinto a firmare per cedere la sua proprietà.
First I have to convince him to give up his property.
Se e quando ne avrò... di certo ve lo farò sapere.
When and if they come through, I'll be sure to let you know.
Ma è sicuro che in mia madre avrò sempre un'amica.
But my mom will always come first in my life.
Prego che non sia anche l'ultima immagine che avrò di lui.
I pray it won't be the last glimpse of him."
So what do you get? In the translated line: "the first symbol is unknown", and then "I recognize the pyramid of Aaivi (from Sinto)". It follows from this that the interest to pyramids and to pyramids far beyond the Indus Valley civilization was even in those times, and this is about 3000 BC.
18.01.2024.
What prompted him to undertake the translation of an ancient text again? A long time had passed since his last translation was completed. Maybe the infinity of one? Or maybe the unusualness of the material on which the inscription was made, because it was a copper tablet? The fact is that this is the only example when the ancient Indus Valley civilization made an inscription on copper. Or maybe the length of the inscription? As it was written under the photo, "Copper tablet inscription, the longest known inscription in Indus script." And that was absolutely correct. Before that the inscriptions were mostly short, as they say: "brevity is the sister of talent". There were some longer ones, certainly not longer than this one, but they were on clay tablets. He called such inscriptions not the Indus script, but the ancient Mohenjo-Daro script, according to the source of its discovery. Or maybe he was interested in the image of the character on the right in the corner, sitting on his fingertips, spreading his legs and putting his hands on his knees with something round shaped on his chest, wearing a horned dragon helmet and a white beard, with a plant he thought looked like ramie on the edge of his hand? Or maybe an image of a glass full of some kind of liquid, with one of the first letters he translated, "A", in the center above the glass, and a modern shaped glass. Then he suspected if it was a forgery? Or maybe the ease of the letters and designations he knew from memory in the first line? Perhaps all of them combined. It does not matter now, for another discovery has been made. The ancient world writes and speaks to us. It writes from left to right. The first symbol in this first line above was not known to him, for it was marked as a circle divided in half by an oblique line. Next, however, the inscription was quite legible and read as: "'discovered' avro 'pyramid' Aaivi." He knew from previous translation experience that ancient words are preserved in other languages. So he began the translation with the Aaivi "pyramid" that interested him. He first came across this information about the significance of Aaivi: "Discover the Definition, Numerology, Category, Gender, Special Characters, Cornerstone, Capstone Analysis, and Comprehensive Information Regarding the Tamil Girl Name Aaivi"
यह शब्द (अैवि) अभी हमारे डाटाबेस मे नही है ।
शब्द का अर्थ नही मिलने के निम्न कारण हो सकते है:
शब्द (अैवि) के अ़क्षरों मे गलती। हिन्दी मे सही तरीके से लिखने के ल लिये हिंदी कुंजीपटल का प्रयोग करें या हिन्दी मे लिखने के नियम यहाँ देखें
इस शब्द को हिंखोज कम्युनिटी में पूछने के लिए - यहाँ क्लिक करें
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English meaning of Aaivi, Aaivi meaning in English, translation and definition of Aaivi in English by ShabdHoi (from HinKhoj group). Know the meaning of Aavi in English language".
If it was the name of a Tamil girl, it would not indicate anything to him in terms of locating the pyramid. As he continued his search, he came across a reference to a book: "Peter Kos "Leksikon anticne numizmatike. S poudarkom na prostoru Jugovzhodnih Alp in Balkana. Narodni muzej Slovenije," where the word "aaiwi" was in the text. It read: "HERAKLEIA SINTIKA (HERAKLEJA SINTIKA)
Kovnica v istoimenskem glavnem mestu plemena Sintov (Sintot) v Makedoniii, ki je bilo po vsej verjetnosti v blizini danasnjega naselija Neo Petritsi v Grciji. Ze v poznem 5. stoletju pr. Kr. sov kovnici kovali okoli 5 g tezke srebrnike, na katerih je na sprednji strani upodobljen Herakles v boiu z nemejskim levom, na zadnji strani pa je inkuzni kvadrat z napisom AAIvI, obkroza pa ga napis
HPAKLEIA [l].
V kovnici so najverjetneje v rimskem republikanskem obdobju kovali redkebronaste psevdoavtonomne novce z makedonskim Scitom in napisom NRAKLE T N na sprednji strani, na zadnji strani pa je okoli kija napis EIII
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Translated by a computerized translator:
"HERAKLEIA SYNTIKA"
A mint in the eponymous capital of the Sinto tribe (Sintot) in Macedonia, which was most likely located near the present-day settlement of Neo Petritsi in Greece. Already at the end of the 5th century BC. The Kr. sov mint minted about 5 g silver coins, the obverse of which depicts Heracles in battle with the Nemean lion, and the reverse an engraved square with the inscription AAIVI surrounded by the inscription
GPAKLEY [l].
The mint likely minted rare bronze pseudo-autonomous coins during the Roman Republic period with Macedonian Scythia and the inscription NRAKLE T N on the obverse and the inscription EIII around the quiver on the reverse.
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Heraclea Syntica (Dr.-Greek Ἡράκλεια Σιντική) was an ancient Greek city on the right bank of the river Strymon, the natural border of the Macedonian kingdom and Thrace.
The name of the city comes from the hero of Greek mythology Heracles and the Thracian tribe of Sintes, who lived in the middle reaches of the Struma River.
The ruins of the city are located near the Bogar town of Petrich. The city is mentioned in the works of Herodotus, Homer and Thucydides. It was founded by Philip II of Macedon no earlier than 300 BC, but there is an opinion that the city existed before that [1]. It was the cultural and political center of the ancient region of Sintika inhabited mainly by Thracians [2]. The location of the city for a long time remained a mystery for historians, until Bulgarian archaeologists in 2002 published an inscription in Latin, in which Emperor Galerius addressed the local inhabitants. [3].
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Archaeologists Find Shrines in Ancient Heraclea Sintica. Date of access: August 23, 2021. Archived August 23, 2021.
ROMARCH: Archaeological Field School, Heraclea Sintica, Summer 2016. Date of access: August 23, 2021. Archived August 23, 2021.
HERACLEA SINTICA - PETRICH, BULGARIA. Date of access: August 23, 2021. Archived August 23, 2021.
Sources
Heraclea Sintica (English). archaeologyinbulgaria.com. Date of access: August 23, 2021".
So the location sought is in Heraclea Syntica? But here is the message: "which, most likely, was located near the current settlement of Neo Petrizi in Greece" - a little confusing. It turns out that it is not known where the location of Heraclea Syntica? But no, its location became known. "The ancient city of Heraclea Syntica reveals its secrets. Published 10.06.18 11:35 Author: Diana Tsankova. On the marble slabs of this town square stepped Thracians, Greeks, Illyrians, Celts and Egyptians. Here began the roads to temples, ateliers and stores and here they sought justice and learned the latest news. Herakleia Sintika, a cosmopolitan center of different tribes, ethnicities and peoples, shows its ancient heritage on the territory of Petrić municipality, in the vicinity of the village of Rupite, near the extinct volcano Kozhuh. Its first inhabitants were the Thracian tribe "Sinti" (1300-1200 BC), which gave the town its name. And when the Macedonian ruler Philip the Second captured Sintika, he added the word "Heracles" to its name, because he believed that his family descended from this mythical hero. "Herakleia-Sintika is the best preserved ancient town on the territory of Bulgaria," says Sotir Ivanov, director of the Petrich Historical Museum. - The walls of the civic basilica, sanctuary and stores located north of the forum are five meters high, and its architecture is reminiscent of the ancient city of Philippi in Greece. It is a city with a special destiny as it was a crossroads of cultures, political influences and economic life back in the time of the Sintians. It was a link between the South and the North, the Aegean coast and the Balkan Peninsula, Macedonia and Thrace. Its population amounted to 40-50 thousand people. A characteristic feature of Heraclea-Synthica is that there was a democratic form of government, which was carried over into later epochs". According to the historian, the most important building of the ancient city is the civil basilica, in which justice was administered - it has been preserved almost completely and is the only one in the Balkans. Literally a hundred meters away from it is the oldest Christian church in the southwest of our country, dating back to the beginning of the IV century. The sanctuary of the ancient Greek goddess Nemesis is also extremely valuable. In it were found obrova plates with the deities of the Roman pantheon. On one of them vice is represented in the form of a reclining woman with dyed yellow hair (in antiquity the russet color of hair was a symbol of sin), defeated by Nemesis, the goddess of swift retribution. "Herakleia Sintika is one of the largest ceramic centers in this area of the Balkans," Sotir Ivanov said about the trade of this town. The craft of stonemasonry was also well developed, and six ateliers for stone work have already been discovered. The extraction of wood in turn was widespread because of the nearby shipyards. In general, the production of ceramics, glass, and metals flourished in this ancient city, not to mention trade, which was an important source of income. Curiously, the city had its own coins with the inscription "Coin of Heracleans from the Struma River Valley". The city existed from the 4th century BC to the 6th century, when it was last mentioned in the tax lists of the times of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I the Great. Unfortunately, due to the seismicity of the area, the local population had to experience devastating earthquakes more than once. And later, when the invasions of Slavs and Proto-Bulgarians began, the territory became part of the Bulgarian state. Today Herakleia Sintika is included in the list of 100 national tourist sites and is gaining more and more interest as one of the best preserved ancient cities. Translation by Snezhana Nikiforova. Photo: BGNES and archive." "The ruins of the city of Heraclea Syntica bring us back to the age of antiquity. Published 09.10.21 6:30 am. Every year on October 9, the Day of Ancient Culture is celebrated. We are talking about the undeniable influence of ancient Greece and Rome, which from 1000 BC to VI-VII centuries determined the integral development of the Old Continent, including the territory of present-day Bulgaria, which is literally dotted with vivid evidence of that era. Among them stands out the ancient town of Herakleia Sintika, located in Southwestern Bulgaria, near the town of Petrich. This summer, archaeologists discovered many valuable artifacts. Among them are the image of Alexander the Great, a relief image of a musician, a massive marble sculpture of a bull, a statue associated with the cult to Mithras and an inscription from the first century in honor of Emperor Tiberius. But the most interesting find is part of a graceful full-length statue of a young woman. Archaeologists assume that it is a statue of the ancient Greek goddess Niki, as it was found on the site of the Acropolis, where there was a sanctuary of the ancient city. You will learn more about this unique example of ancient culture in Bulgarian lands from the material "The ancient city of Herakleia Sintika reveals its secrets" from the archives of Radio Bulgaria. Compiled by: Veneta Nikolova. Translation by Desislava Semkovska". Are there pyramids in Bulgaria? Turns out there are, only natural ones. "PYRAMIDS IN BULGARIA. MELNIK, STOB AND ZLATOLIST." "Melnik pyramids are a creation of nature of world significance. Published on 23.09.17 10:30. Author: Darina Grigorova. The southern part of the Pirin Mountains is known for its bizarre landforms, especially in the area of the Melnik Pyramids, which is about 180 kilometers south of Sofia. They are formed of gray-white sandstone with clay layers and were declared a natural landmark in 1960. Known as the Melnik Pyramids, the rock formations near Melnik continue to change their shape as a result of the combined erosive action of water, wind, heat and cold. Among the intricate relief, there are cones, castles, domes and various figures up to 7-8 meters high, which people with a richer imagination can distinguish. There are also typical pyramids - parts of rocks form a column that expands to the base. The formation of earthly figures is also connected with the layers of clay on the surface. After repeated wetting and burning in the sun it forms a kind of natural "plaster" of 1-2 cm, which performs a protective function. The height of some pyramids reaches 100 meters, and on their tops grows a variety of vegetation, which is significantly affected by the Mediterranean climate. According to the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds, this region provides suitable habitats for 32 species of birds included in the Biodiversity Act, for which special protection measures are required. Therefore, the Melnik Pyramids are of global importance as a representative area of the Mediterranean biogeographic zone. According to the assessment of ornithologists, the area is extremely important for birds because of the nature of vegetation (meadows, shrubs, forests), which has been significantly influenced by the Mediterranean climate and which is similar to that found nowhere else in Bulgaria. This combination of very different natural data determines the species diversity characteristic of the Mediterranean biogeographic zone. Typical habitats for these species are meadows with shrubs. Traditional methods of vine cultivation create favorable conditions for nesting species such as the garden bunting (Emberiza hortulana) and the field horse (Anthus campestris). The Mediterranean mockingbird (Hippolais olivetorum) is also found here, as well as the exceptionally beautiful bird, the cirl bunting (Coracias garrulus), which inhabits the southern parts of Europe. A large number of birds of prey hunt in this area, and more of them nest in the forests of the southern part of the Pirin Mountains, using fields and meadows to find food. Therefore, it is important to maintain the area in a natural way, without using chemicals and other aggressive methods, which destroy the food base for songbirds for a long time. Livestock and viticulture, for example, naturally maintain habitats, while plowing prevents overgrowth in fields. More and more people are interested in natural and pure products, even though the cost is higher. This is also why locals from the Melnick Pyramid area want to maintain their fisheries the way their grandfathers did. It is for them that the Natura 2000 Ecological Network offers additional opportunities under the programs "Environmental Development" and "Rural Development". Unfortunately, few people manage to fit into the bureaucratic framework and the numerous European requirements, not because they do not meet the criteria, but because of obstacles and lengthy procedures. That is why ordinary farmers, once having gone through all this way, give up the idea of applying again, and this is also the reason why the country utilizes only 30% of the allocated funds. The hope is that the locals will not sell their property to big businessmen who will turn the natural wealth into golf courses or wind farms. Translation by Elena Paskalova. Photo: Darina Grigorova,...". "Stob Pyramids, Bulgaria. Description of Stob Pyramids. Stob Pyramids are one of the most popular stone pyramids in Bulgaria. They are listed in the Red Book of Bulgaria as endangered natural habitats. They are located above the village of Stob, in the western part of the Rila Mountain. They are a complex composition of pointed and needle-shaped, and mostly pyramidal or conical earth shapes. Some of them end in "stone caps" 0.8 - 1.0 m in size, resembling mushrooms. They are embedded in 30-40 m old Quaternary Vilafran fluvioglacial sediments. The average height of individual forms is 6 - 10 m, maximum 12 m. Many of them are united at their base and form picturesque and very diverse groups. The color of the sediments varies from light yellow to dark brown and red. A small portion of the range is on the north slope and most of the range is on the south slope. In 1964, the Stob Pyramids were declared a natural monument. The most characteristic rocks are those devoid of vegetation or with communities in the initial stages of development. Heat-loving and drought-loving sub-Mediterranean plants predominate. Winter oak, with participation of hornbeam, wormwood, almond pear, oil pear, breccia, elm are found. Among shrubs, dogwood, hazel, hawthorn, olive are common; spruce, sumac, juniper, red juniper, dracaena, mukina, and lilac occur on stony and eroded or rocky sites. Of the herbaceous species, wood short-legged, gergelka, variegated fescue, and forest meadow are common. Legends. A local legend tells about the origin of the Stob pyramids: Many years ago a large plain spread out on the place of the pyramids. When there was a wedding or other event, the villagers would flock to the square and make merry. Two young men in love lived in the village. The girl's mother did not give her daughter her consent to marry her lover, but nevertheless the girl and the young man decided to have a wedding. When the mother found out, she went to the plain, hammered a large cross into the deep and cursed her daughter when she kissed her father-in-law so that all the guests at the wedding would turn to stone. The wedding day came. Everyone rejoiced greatly, only the mother stayed home and prayed fervently for her vow to catch up with her daughter. When the dance reached the plain and it was time for the bride to kiss her father-in-law, at that moment all the wedding guests turned to stone. Since that day, fabulous pyramids have stood in the village of Stob as a reminder of the unforgettable story. Another legend is popular, which can be told by any resident of the picturesque village of Stob. A few kilometers up the mountain from the pyramids was the village of Bozovaya, located on several hills and various neighborhoods: Kolova, Vuchkova, Topalska, Takhova, Hadzhi-Stoyanova and others. Two young people fell in love and decided to get married. The bride and groom took the path to Stob, because only there was a suitable Christian church, went through the neighborhood of Momena, came to the path of the hill next to the pyramids. This hill is seen in a northeasterly direction, closer to sunrise. However, the bride was so beautiful that the godfather could not resist temptation, looked at her and went up to kiss her. At that moment God became angry and turned all the bride and groom to stone. And now you can see a procession of wedding guests on the neighboring slope of the pyramid, and their bodies also form beautiful pyramids. Ancient chronicles abound with information about the city of Stobi, its fortress walls and towers, mines and aqueducts. The city flourished in the ninth century, was probably destroyed in the twelfth century and rebuilt during the Second Bulgarian State. Konstantin Irechek describes what he saw during his first travels through these lands in the late 19th century. "Stob lies on the left bank of the Rila River," wrote Irechek in his Travels in Bulgaria. Above the village above are the ruins of an old fortress, of which a piece of a tower with a window still remains; this tower was called Peter's Tower by some, which may be related to the stories about the Bulgarian King Peter in the legends of St. Ivan of Rila. I wanted to climb to the top, but the inhabitants claimed that the fort was completely inaccessible due to the depression of the clay, conglomerate-filled terrain. The meadow below the fort is called "Sarai", from here the fort was once conquered. There is no doubt that this is the Stobi fortress, well known from the monuments of XI - XIV centuries. One can also read about the town of Stobi and the church of "St. Procopius" in the famous Hrysovul (golden royal charter) of Tsar Ivan Shishman, presented to the Rila Monastery in 1378. In Khrysovul, preserved in the monastery museum, Tsar Ivan Shishman invokes his supreme right of ownership over the state and donates feudal property to the Rila monastery; in it he mentions "St. Procopius on two stones..." and, probably influenced by information about the freedom-loving population of the local population, the ruler warns: at least exactly...". From the church to the top of the pyramids is a pleasant 40-minute walk, independent of the seasons". At the same time, he came across a photo on the Internet where "Bulgaria's pavilion at the Osaka exhibition" was in the form of pyramids. It remained to translate the word "avro". For some reason the search engine always gave references to Aurora. But finally the word I was looking for was found: "avrò Conjugate this verb form. Suggestions: avere non avrò avrò avrò bisogno quando avrò avrò avrò finito. avrò Translation of "avrò" into Russian Verb
i'll have
get
recognize
can
face
back
get it
get
succeed
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In quel modo... avrò un incentivo per starmene zitto.
In this case, I'll have an incentive to remain silent.
E questa estate avrò un sacco di tempo libero per suonare.
And I'll have more free time this summer. for music.
Oggi andrò di nuovo nel mondo reale ed avrò esperienze reali.
Today I'm going out into the real world again and getting real experiences.
Perché oggi. avrò l'ok della dottoressa Brennan.
Because I'm getting the go-ahead from Dr. Brennan today.
Quando arriveranno i nuovi mobili, avrò tempo per studiare...
When the new furniture arrives and I have time to study.....
La prossima volta, avrò proposte migliori per le nostre attività serali.
Next time I'll have a better plan for our evening activity.
Se avrò un bambino, io sarò sempre felice.
As long as I have a child, I'll always be happy.
Presto avrò una grossa parte di una colazione completa.
I have an important part of a comprehensive breakfast coming up.
Per allora, avrò il mio vagone privato.
By then I'll have a private railcar.
Poi avrò il trono e possiamo prendere a turno di essere re.
I'll take the throne and we can take turns being king.
Dopo che l'avrò convinto a firmare per cedere la sua proprietà.
First I have to convince him to give up his property.
Se e quando ne avrò... di certo ve lo farò sapere.
When and if they come through, I'll be sure to let you know.
Ma è sicuro che in mia madre avrò sempre un'amica.
But my mom will always come first in my life.
Prego che non sia anche l'ultima immagine che avrò di lui.
I pray it won't be the last glimpse of him."
So what do you get? In the translated line: "the first symbol is unknown", and then "I recognize the pyramid of Aaivi (from Sinto)". It follows from this that the interest to pyramids and to pyramids far beyond the Indus Valley civilization was even in those times, and this is about 3000 BC.
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