This collection encompasses archaeological sites and monuments from the Roman period on the territory of present-day Bulgaria. It highlights the architectural, artistic, and cultural legacy of Roman provincial society, including urban structures, villas, sanctuaries, baths, mosaics, and infrastructure elements. The collection illustrates the integration of local Thracian traditions into the broader framework of the Roman Empire, as well as the regional characteristics of Roman provincial life.
The collection comprises archaeological sites from the Roman period located within the present-day territory of Bulgaria and constituting an important component of the country’s national cultural heritage. It includes urban structures, villa complexes, thermal facilities, cultic areas, and artistic artifacts that illuminate the characteristics of Roman presence in the region, as well as the interaction between local traditions and the Roman cultural environment.
