Post by L Roebuck on Mar 17, 2009 11:18:19 GMT -5
Bulgaria: Photo Exhibit Presents Prehistoric Drawings of the Magura Cave
The unique prehistoric images from the walls of the Magura Cave in north-western Bulgaria, many of which have been inaccessible to visitors for years, can now be seen as part of a new photography exhibition.
The exhibit will be on display in a hall in the immediate vicinity of the entrance to the cave, Mihail Mihaylov, head of the Belogradchik Historical Museum, told national media today.
The Magura Cave, located near the town of Belogradchik is one of Bulgaria’s biggest caves. The oldest traces of its inhabitants in the cave date back 8,000 years BC.
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The unique prehistoric images from the walls of the Magura Cave in north-western Bulgaria, many of which have been inaccessible to visitors for years, can now be seen as part of a new photography exhibition.
The exhibit will be on display in a hall in the immediate vicinity of the entrance to the cave, Mihail Mihaylov, head of the Belogradchik Historical Museum, told national media today.
The Magura Cave, located near the town of Belogradchik is one of Bulgaria’s biggest caves. The oldest traces of its inhabitants in the cave date back 8,000 years BC.
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