BULGARIA: CRADLE OF THE EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION

Bulgaria: cradle of the European civilization, by Prof. Plamen Pavlov; 256 pages with 441 colour illustrations, hardcover with a jacket, size 22х29 cm; published in Bulgarian, English, French, German and Russian.

This book tells the narrative of the distinguishing features of Bulgarian identity and cultural and historical heritage, and the role Bulgaria played in Europe’s early development: the genesis of deities, the earliest agriculture, the earliest mining of metals, the earliest symbols of royal power, the earliest signs of symbolic thinking (proto-script), the invention of the Gothic script (bishop Urfila), the beginning of Christianization of Gothic tribes in Bulgarian lands (4 the century AD), the invention of Glagolitic alphabet, the invention of Cyrillic alphabet (the alphabet used by peoples from Mid-Europe to the Pacific ocean), the Christianization of the Slavonic population from Mid-Europe to the Pacific ocean, the invention of the computer (the greatest invention of our times!)
by the American of Bulgarian origin John Atanasov…