Bulgaria returns smuggled historical artifacts to Turkey

Bulgaria returns smuggled historical artifacts to Turkey

SOFIA

Within the scope of the fight against cultural property smuggling, Bulgaria returned to Turkey 56 coins and drachmas, along with six bronze sconces and a bronze fibula from various periods, with a ceremony on June 14 at the Sofia Archaeology Museum. The artifacts were seized in 2016.

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