The Provadia-Solnitsata website is currently being updated. We are working to refresh the content and improve the information provided, in order to offer you a more complete and accurate view of this remarkable archaeological complex. Thank you for your patience and continued interest!
The Provadia-Solnitsata website is currently being updated. We are working to refresh the content and improve the information provided, in order to offer you a more complete and accurate view of this remarkable archaeological complex. Thank you for your patience and continued interest!
Traditionally this year, the archaeological team, exploring the earliest prehistoric salt-production and urban center in Europe - Provadia-Solnitsata, organized an Open Doors Day. We invite you to visit the archaeological complex on September 22, 2024 (Sunday). We will be pleased to tell you about the oldest salt production centar in Europe and to introduce you to the newest discoveries!
Over the past 20 archaeological seasons at Provadia-Solnitsata, the remains of a total of 32 prehistoric houses have been registered, some of which are still being studied. One of the richest and most interesting houses discovered so far in the settlement mound is designated as number 17, about which we have already written in previous publications. It dates back to the late Middle Chalcolithic period (4600 BC) and was destroyed in a fire.
