| Historical museum Nova Zagora |
In 1926, opened an exhibition of archaeological materials in the office of the School of Geography in Nova Zagora. In 1940 the collection was moved to the reading room of library in the city. Since 1949 the museum has its own building, which in 1950 is covered with archaeological exhibition material.
The modern museum building was built in the period 1955-59, the On 4.09.1960, the first exposure was found in Hall Archeology. Thanks to the active collecting and research work in the museum of Nikola Koichev today, the museum now holds a significant collection of over 40,000 stock units, which can rival many regional museums. Among the prevalent archaeological and numismatic materials, followed by historical documents and photographs from the Renaissance period and recent history, ethnographic and paleontologicheski materials, paintings by Bulgarian artists. Some archaeological and numismatic finds are unique, exclusive exhibition and scientific value. The museum holds one of the richest collections in the country pottery and sculpture from the late Stone and Bronze Ages, rich collections of glass and bronze vessels of antiquity, the largest trove of antique medical instruments, medieval jewelry, etc.. Many of these materials have participated in many exhibitions at home and abroad (Canada Japan, Netherlands, Russia, Italy, Germany, Austria, etc.).. The museum has a specialized scientific library of Bulgarian and foreign editions.
In 1926, opened an exhibition of archaeological materials in the office of the School of Geography in Nova Zagora. In 1940 the collection was moved to the reading room of library in the city. Since 1949 the museum has its own building, which in 1950 is covered with archaeological exhibition material.
The modern museum building was built in the period 1955-59, the On 4.09.1960, the first exposure was found in Hall Archeology. Thanks to the active collecting and research work in the museum of Nikola Koichev today, the museum now holds a significant collection of over 40,000 stock units, which can rival many regional museums. Among the prevalent archaeological and numismatic materials, followed by historical documents and photographs from the Renaissance period and recent history, ethnographic and paleontologicheski materials, paintings by Bulgarian artists. Some archaeological and numismatic finds are unique, exclusive exhibition and scientific value. The museum holds one of the richest collections in the country pottery and sculpture from the late Stone and Bronze Ages, rich collections of glass and bronze vessels of antiquity, the largest trove of antique medical instruments, medieval jewelry, etc.. Many of these materials have participated in many exhibitions at home and abroad (Canada Japan, Netherlands, Russia, Italy, Germany, Austria, etc.).. The museum has a specialized scientific library of Bulgarian and foreign editions. |
