Koromila, The Greeks and the Black Sea (2002)
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Gold ring of the 5th c. BC (from Ezerovo, Bulgaria) LINKED WITH: Ροδόπη

Plovdiv, church of Saints Constantine and Helen: Greek inscription of 1795 on a gravestone

Constantinopolitan leading merchants in Bačkovo Monastery, 1643 LINKED WITH: Ροδόπη

Dedicated from the Mesembrian shipowners in 1816 and stored in the New Metropolis of Mesembria / Nesebâr LINKED WITH: Black Sea

Sozopol, general view from the sea LINKED WITH: Μαύρη Θάλασσα

Fishing tackle on the steps of the old parish school of the Greek community in Sozopol (1993) LINKED WITH: Black Sea

Saint Zosimos of Sozopolis / Sozopol, icon of 1847

Anchor and crayfish on a silver drachma of ancient Apollonia (Bulgarian coast of the Black Sea) LINKED WITH: Μαύρη Θάλασσα

At the Sozopol Archaeological Museum: Ancient anchors LINKED WITH: Black Sea

Saint Nicholas, one of the family chapels belonging to fishermen, located in Sozopol Peninsula LINKED WITH: Μαύρη Θάλασσα

Varna, the church of Saint Athanasios

Varna, the church of Saint Athanasios: inscription of 1838 above the lintel of the exonarthex

Ukraine. Feather grasses (Stipa) plant of the steppe LINKED WITH: ΟΥΚΡΑΝΙΑ

Gold signet ring with intaglio seal stone of the 5th c. BC: The flight of the heron LINKED WITH: Κερτς

Gold signet ring with intaglio seal stone of the 5th BC LINKED WITH: Κερτς

The goddess Aphrodite, 4th c. BC LINKED WITH: Κριμαία

Head of a kouros (6th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Αζοφική

The goddess Aphrodite, Attic work of the late 5th c. BC LINKED WITH: Αζοφική

Ancient Greek Gorgippia / Αναπα: Bronze weight with the initials ΔΗ, 1st-3rd c. AD LINKED WITH: Αζοφική

Priestess' gold crown (detail), 4th c. BC LINKED WITH: Αζοφική

Scythian horse breeders (late 5th c. BC.) LINKED WITH: ΟΥΚΡΑΝΙΑ

Gold comb from a Scythian grave in the Ukraine, 4th c. BC: the front side LINKED WITH: ΟΥΚΡΑΝΙΑ

The snake woman, the Great Goddess of the Scythians (4th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Αζοφική

Samian amphora, mid-4th c. BC. LINKED WITH: ΟΥΚΡΑΝΙΑ

Coin of ancient Sinope: the nymph Sinope (5th c. BC) LINKED WITH: ΠΕΡΙΦΕΡΕΙΑ Μαύρης Θάλασσας / Καράντενίζ

Coin of ancient Sinope: a sea eagle carrying a dolphin, and the abbreviation 'SINO' (5th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Μαύρη Θάλασσα

Anastenaria at Langadas (May 1977): the sacred ‘dance’ over live coals LINKED WITH: Black Sea

The winter ceremony of Anastenaria at Langadas (January 1977): the sacred ‘dance’ in the ‘konaki’ LINKED WITH: Black Sea

Ice on the Arsinoe-Sinoie lagoon (Istria, February 1987) LINKED WITH: Black Sea

Section of the inscribed epistyle from the temple of Apollo in Istria (late 4th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Black Sea

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