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Petur Dunov ( Beinsa Duno), a prominent Bulgarian philosopher and explorer wrote about the Bulgarian Golden trace which leads back to the old times of the creation of the world. He saw that the first ‘capital of the spirit’ was in Varna. Decades later- in 1972, archaeologists found there the oldest man-made golden things in the world. The Halcolite treasure from Varna Necropolis proves Dunov’s words and it will show its big secret from now on.

The Golden treasure from Varna

From the 294 graves explorers excavated 3000 golden things where we could see first mathematical standards and proportions used even in modern times. Unbelievable, but probably the civilization that lived on Bulgarian land had a knowledge of the Golden Ratio φ (phi) and the number Pi ( 3,14). It was found a Golden standard with nine lobes which shows that thıs cıvılızatıon had a knowledge of the Ordinary numbers BC.

In one of the graves they found two golden bulls. Until recently they were seen just as beautiful jewellery. Interestingly they have hidden symbols. The smaller bull has 45 marks and the bigger one has 56 coves. These two numbers multiplied by the height of the bull (58.17mm) ıs the same number as the height of the Great Cheops Pyramid m!

As a unit of measurement ( a module) the Egyptian builders used ‘King’s elbow length’. This module was used in Varna Necropolis findings. It was found there a ceramic bowl decorated with gold which has a diameter of one ‘King’s length’ ( cm). There are also more strange coincidences. If we draw a diagonal between the inner holes of the golden tills, also found in the Necropolis, they will be an angle of 58 - the same as the angle in the foundation of the Great Pyramid!

According to the scientists the beginning of Knowledge was set in our land. Later it become a science and then after a flood the Golden measurements were taken to Sumer, Babylon and Egypt. These modules can be found in The Great Cheops Pyramid.

The international team of scientists who studies the artifacts is supervised by Dr. John Chapman. According to him Varna Necropolis is much older than the pyramids in Egypt. Stonehenge in the UK is 5000 years old and Egypt pyramids are 6000 years old.Varna civilization is 7000 years old.

This civilization made not only amazing golden jewellery. They also invented the wheel and used the number φ (pi). In many of the findings were coded modules, according to which they made first instruments for navigation, geodesic measurements and astronomical observations.

Today the biggest archaeological finding of the 20 th century, known as The Golden treasure of Varna can be seen in six halls in the archaeological museum in Varna. Some of the most important findings from the graves- jewellery and tools are exhibited there.