Varna Archeological Reserve

Varna Archaeological Reserve, located in Bulgaria, is a significant archaeological site famous for its ancient Thracian civilization and the discovery of the Varna Gold Necropolis. This ancient burial site, dating back to around 4600-4200 BCE, contains the world's oldest known gold treasures, showcasing early craftsmanship and complex social structures. The reserve features well-preserved tombs, artifacts, and a museum that offers insights into early human culture, metallurgy, and societal organization. It provides valuable information about early Europe’s history and the development of metallurgy and wealth in prehistoric societies.