Archaeologists stumbled upon a necropolis - a city of the dead.

In the 1970s, beneath the Bulgarian soil, a secret slumbered.

Archaeologists stumbled upon a necropolis - a city of the dead - whispering tales of a forgotten age. This wasn't your average cemetery; it was a treasure trove of the 5th millennium BC, containing the oldest gold ever unearthed. ⚱️

But Grave 43 held the key. Inside, a high-ranking male lay entombed with unimaginable wealth - more gold than the entire world knew at the time.   What secrets did he hold? Who were these people who valued gold millennia before history "officially" began?

While whispers of Mesopotamia and Egypt echo through the halls of time, the Varna culture remains shrouded in mystery. Was this an advanced civilization, a forgotten empire, or something even more extraordinary?