Annäherungen an eine Unsichtbare Vergangenheit: Ethnoarchäologische Forschungen zu den Salzwasserquellen der Moldauischen Vorkarpaten (Rumänien)

Author(s): Marius Alexianu,Olivier Weller,Robin Brigand,Roxana-Gabriela Curcă / Language(s): German Issue: 1/2014

The sub-Carpathian area of Moldavia (Romania) represents the ideal framework to perform extensive ethno-archaeological research as the area harbours over 200 salt springs near which are found remarkable archaeological deposits related to salt exploitation, in particular from Neolithic and Chalcolithic times (6000-3500 BC). Nowadays, these mineral springs are still exploited at an unexpected degree of intensity by members of rural as well as of urban communities. The main research focuses on the identification of all salt springs in sub-Carpathian Moldavia and on the completion of complex ethno-archaeological research (exploitation, uses, distribution networks, trade, social contexts, symbolism, etc.) in order to propose new and more varied models for explaining prehistoric situations.

Д-р Констанrин Иванов Мишайков (първа част)

Author(s): Petar Petrov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2011

Актуално интервю с Л. Младенов

Author(s): Ana Kocheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2011

Пълнолетието на Р Македония и проблемите ѝ с Р България

Author(s): Aleksandar Grebenarov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 3/2010

On 17th November 1991 the parliament in Skopje voted the Republic of Macedonia to be separated from the territory of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Two months later - on 15th January 1992 the R of Bulgaria was the first state in the world to recognize the independence of the new Balkan country.

„Тържествувай българский народ!" (По случай 140 години от издаването на султанския ферман за учредяването на Българската екзархия)

Author(s): Christo Temelski / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2010

The national church fight had been going on for almost four decades and had a happy ending on 27th February 1870 when the Sultan's decree established the independent Bulgarian church hierarchy, namely the Bulgarian Exarchate.

80 години от изграждането на Македонския културен дом

Author(s): Stoyan Germanov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2010

Бележки за живота и дейността на Йордан Чкатров (1897-1946 г.)

Author(s): Kiril Todorov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2010

Siidosteuropa — Studien 73: The Pomaks in Greece and Bulgaria ( A model case for borderland minorities in the Balkans) Herausgegeben von K1aus 5teinke, Christian Voss; Siidosteuropa — Gesellschaft; Verlag Otto Sagner, Miinchen, 2007, S. 272. Студии

Author(s): Ana Kocheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2010

Нов документ за революционното движение в Петричко след Берлинския конгрес

Author(s): Todor Tarakov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2010

Скрутка, строп, лестница, ступень, кольцо. Размышления о первых стременах

Author(s): Petr V. Shuvalov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 4/2017

After U. Kraft’s publication (2012), it is impossible to solve the problem of the origins of the stirrups without taking into account the linguistic material, which not only sheds light on the areas uncovered by material sources (for example, the supposed spreading of the strap loops aspandak/στρόφος from Iran to the west of Europe), but also allows more detailed consideration of the process and mechanisms of the spread of stirrup-like devices and the stirrups themselves. Sometimes we can relate the archaeological types and variants to the corresponding concepts of ancient societies reflected in the preserved lexics: e. g., the early nomadic stirrups are in correspondance to the image of the ring-shaped object dörüge. Especially interesting are the cases of discontinuity in the spread of innovation, expressed in the interruption of the genetic line, either in the sphere of the language only (B2: the East-Roman “scala” -> the early Lombard stirrup “staffa”; C1: Chinese footstep “deng” -> Xianbei stirrup “dörüge”), or in the sphere of both language and material culture (C2: the Ogur stirrup “*jüŋeŋgü” -> the East-Roman stirrup “scala”).

LA CÉRAMIQUE PEINTE DE L’HABITAT TRINCA-IZVORUL LUI LUCA (LE DISTRICT EDINEŢ, RÉPUBLIQUE DE MOLDAVIE), LE GROUPE CULTUREL HORODIŞTEA / ERBICENI-GORDINEŞTI-KASPEROVCY

Author(s): Ruxandra Alaiba / Language(s): French Issue: 1/2011

Българите мохамедани (помаци) нямат своя самостоятелна

Author(s): Petar Petrov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2009

Законът за прогресиращото изтощаване на родолюбието сред българското общество

Author(s): Trendafil Atanasov Mitev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2009

Patriotism arises during the historical development of nations as a natural outcome from the benefits which the motherland provides to personality and nation.

Поглед върху културно-просветната дейност на Кузман Шапкарев

Author(s): Elena Chalganova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2009

The present study displays the concrete influence and the immense contribution of Kuzman Shapkarev for the school deed and for the cultural development of Macedonia as a whole in a dynamic period of the history of the complete Bulgarian nation.

Славянският македонски национализъм: от „регионален" към „етнически"

Author(s): Alexander Maxwell / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2009

The Slavic Macedonian nationalism changed in the XX century. At the beginning of the century the Slavic activists in Macedonia felt a strong affection to „Macedonia" as a multiethnic motherland.

Елизабета 3намеровска-Рак. Федерацията на южните славяни в политиката на България след Втората световна война. Издателство „Неритон", Институт по история на ПАН, Варгцава 2005, 494 с.

Author(s): Jarosław Rubacha / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2009

Македония в българския национален календар

Author(s): Georgi N. Georgiev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2009

Cercetarea culturii tradiționale din Moldova și Bucovina în cadrul Arhivei de Folklor a Academiei Române (1930-1946)

Author(s): Cosmina TIMOCE-MOCANU / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 16/2016

On May 26, 1930, the Literary Department of the Romanian Academy decided the foundation of The Folklore Archives of the Romanian Academy, in addition to the Museum of the Romanian Language in Cluj. Ion Muşlea, the director of the Archives, aimed at a research at two levels. At a first level, the purpose was collecting folklore by stipendiary, in the regions which had recently become part of Romania, and also in the regions inhabited by Romanians outside the country’s borders. At a second level, a network of correspondents was aimed at (the rural intellectuals: teachers, both men and women, priests, pupils at normal schools). For use by the network of permanent collaborators of the institution which he directed, Muşlea developed a series of working instruments, such as: fourteen questionnaires on specific issues, six circulars, as well as guidance booklets (Apel către intelectualii satelor – An Appeal to the Intellectuals of the Villages, Culegeţi folklor! – Collect Folklore!) The present article aims at recovering not only an entire methodological, theoretical and ideological context, but also the “voices” of those semi-professionals of folklore, rural intellectuals from Moldavia and Bukovina, who collaborated with Ion Muşlea to the indirect survey from 1930-1949.

From Exotic Setting to Familiar Themes

Author(s): Dagnosław Demski / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2017

The article deals with the subject of knowledge about Serbia and the Serbs in Poland at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. This knowledge was reconstructed on the basis of travel reports, memoirs, notes published both in the press and the books. The collected materials allow us to observe the slow evolution of the representations of the Serbs. The first reports and news can be counted as exotic presentations in the orientalizing mode of the Balkans, but over time new motifs were emerging, highlighting certain similarities between the Poles and the Serbs, such as history, slavic origin, and peculiar combative features of character. The aim of this article is to present to contemporary audience the unknown images and perceptions of the Serbs in the Polish press.

Документи за съдбата на писателя Димитър Талев след 1944 г.

Author(s): Iva Burilkova,Tsocho Bilyarski / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2008