Greek Reporter

Archaeological excavations in the area of eastern Rodopi were found. They include a stamp in the shape of a pyramid, like the stamps used by the officials of the Byzantine army.

The findings date from the 10th or 11th century and may belong to a military governor of the Byzantine army, who visited the area of Perperikon.

It also came to surface an agraffe dating from the 3rd or 4th century, with a unique technical construction. This special adornment has a circular shape.

It is made of copper and in its center there are pieces of white glass and twelve small stars, with twelve radiuses each.

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