ORIGINS AND MIGRATIONS OF THE THRACIANS by Stanislav GRIGORIEV

Subjects: “…bronze age, northern balkans, thracians, ethnic genesis, indo-european origins…”
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Alexander the Lynkestian and the Thracians at Thebes by Sulochana Asirvatham

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Poster exhibition “The panoply of the Thracian warriors” in Tsaribrod/Dimitrovgrad, Serbia by Miglena Stamberova, Kaloyan Pramatarov

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POSSIBLE THRACIAN AND SCYTHIAN INFLUENCE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGEND OF THE ARGEAD DYNASTY'S ORIGIN by Aleksandra SOLOVEVA

“…Based on the studied material, the author comes to the conclusion about the possible Thracian and Scythian influence on the formation of the myth about the origin of the Argead dynasty.…”
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Мода, традиции и великолепие в облеклото на жените, изобразени в тракийските гробници by Rumyana Georgieva

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Crop Type Mapping and Winter Wheat Yield Prediction Utilizing Sentinel-2: A Case Study from Upper Thracian Lowland, Bulgaria by Ilina Kamenova, Milen Chanev, Petar Dimitrov, Lachezar Filchev, Bogdan Bonchev, Liang Zhu, Qinghan Dong

“…The aim of this study is to predict and map winter wheat yield in the Parvomay municipality, situated in the Upper Thracian Lowland of Bulgaria, utilizing satellite data from Sentinel-2. …”
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Il cantiere stradale da Coreva usque ad fines Numidiae : la legione alla vigilia della bellica clades dei primi Gordiani. Un miliario di Massimino al LXVI miglio da Cartagine by Attilio Mastino

Subjects: “…Maximinus the Thracian…”
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WOMEN IN MILITARY DIPLOMAS FROM MOESIA INFERIOR. A PRELIMINARY STUDY by Roxana-Gabriela CURCĂ, Lucrețiu MIHAILESCU-BÎRLIBA

Subjects: “…women, military diploma, thracian, greek and roman names…”
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THE EVOLUTION OF ANTLER AND BONE CHEEKPIECES FROM THE BALKAN-CARPATHIAN REGION TO CENTRAL KAZAKHSTAN: CHRONOLOGY OF “CHARIOT” CULTURES AND MYCENAEAN GREECE by Stanislav Grigoriev

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Les divinités honorées par les Thraces en Occident (Ier – IIIe s.) : entre intégration locale et globale by Tiffany Bellon

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THE HELLENISTIC TOMB WITH GREEK INSCRIPTION FROM SMYADOVO, BULGARIA – RECONSIDERED by Metodi Yordanov Manov

Subjects: “…hellenistic tomb, thrace, thracian ruler seuthes iii, king lysimachus, king kavaros…”
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Ipostaze orfice la antipozii Europei / Orphic Instances at the Antipodes of Europe by Maria-Ana Tupan

Subjects: “…thracian orpheus…”
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To the Use of Etymological Methods in the Research of the Origin of Slavs by G. M. Telezhko

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Research on the Structure of Indo-European Dialect Continuum by Comparing Swadesh Lists of the Closest Descendant Languages by G. M. Telezhko

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Cultural Exchanges between Macedonia and Thrace in the Fourth and Third Centuries BC by Olga Palagia

“…Macedonian tombs, however, were built underground while Thracian tombs were at ground level or higher. The Thracians preferred beehive tombs and corbel vault roofs, whereas Macedonian tombs were covered with the barrel vault, which was probably invented in Macedonia. …”
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Българската нумизматична наука и предизвикателствата на дигиталната епоха by Dilyana Boteva, Julia Tzvetkova, Lily Grozdanova

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ENLIGHTENED BODIES. THE SYMBOLOGY OF TATTOOING IN ANCIENT THRACE by Arturo SANCHEZ SANZ

“…<p>The use of tattoos in antiquity is a widely extended practice that, in the case of the Thracian people, was believed to be traditionally linked to the feminine element. …”
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THE ΜΕΛΣΑ COINS IN THRACE by Ivo Topalilov

“…The establishment of the <em>polichnion</em> in his territory and his potential support allowed this Thracian dynast to be honoured as an <em>oikist</em> whose cult received an impetus when the Dorian <em>politeia</em> joined the Thracian province of the Roman empire.…”
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Aspecte ale cercetării limbilor relicte paleobalcanice şi a idiomului trac by Ecaterina PLEŞCA

“…Special attention is paid to the Thracian idiom and the place it occupies among the relict languages of the Paleo-Balkan area. …”
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O fibulă cu sfere de la Poienești și orizontul La Tène C1 extracarpatic by Spânu, D.

“…The Glăvănești‑Telești horizon is subsequent to the “Getic” horizon of the Thracian fibulae (Zimnicea‑Peretu group) which, in turn, can be synchronized for the time being only to the early La Tène (LT B1– B2). …”