Location 
Field of the singer 
Dausdava - City of wolves 
Sanctuary in the courtyard of Demir baba teke 
Settlement mound and cemetery at Pette Prasta spring 
Demir baba teke 
The Bulgarian Stomogilie 
Medieval period 
Roman period 
Great Sveshtari Mound 
The twin tombs: Mounds 12 and 13 
The Sveshtari Tomb with the Karyatids 
Hellenistic-period cult site at Novite Korenezhi 
Early Iron Age sanctuary at Kamen Rid 
Early Iron Age cemetery at Nivata na Pevetsa 
Sveshtari treasure 
Hellenistic mound cemeteries 
Helis 
History of excavations 
Archeological methods 
Treasures 
Leaders 
Vice leaders and main participants 
Biographies 
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Historical facts 
The treasure 
Gellery 1 
Gallery 2 
The twin tombs 
Demir baba teke 
Medieval age 
The cult place in Novite korenezhi locality (4th – 1st century BC) 
The sanctuary at Kamen rid 
Helis settlement 
Nivata na pevetsa 
"The Golden Gifts from Sveshtari" in Copenhagen 
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Demir baba tekke - the Bulgarian Jerusalem 
Getae, who immortalize 
The Sboryanovo Enigma 
11th - 9th century BC
Gallery
An Early Iron Age cemetery (11th – 9th century BC) was excavated in Nivata na Pevetsa (Singer’s Field), revealing burials through inhumation, cremation, and a rich assemblage of ceramic vessels, brooches (fibulae), small clay objects interpreted as amuleths, and others.
