Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a historical information board at the Necropolis in Sector 8, located near the city of Balgarevo, Bulgaria. The board is placed on a concrete wall, with dry grass growing at the base. Above the board, there are metal structures. The information board features text in Bulgarian and English, describing archaeological excavations conducted since 2014. It mentions that the necropolis dates from the mid-14th to the early 15th century and was partially damaged by the Tatar homes built after 1385. The buildings themselves were destroyed by a major fire after 1404. A treasure known as the "Tatar Loot" is also mentioned. The text further explains that several years after the fire, the site was used as a cemetery, a civilian necropolis with family plots. One of the graves contained a prominent aristocrat buried with a gold ring inscribed with the words "Georgi, ruler of Kaliakra." The board also includes images of archaeological finds, aerial views of the site, and depictions of ancient art. A separate smaller sign below the main board has a prohibition symbol with feet and text indicating "Visible architectural remains" and "Do not step on the walls!" in both Bulgarian and English.
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