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MAGDALINA STANCHEVA SELECTED WORKS Books Articles MAGDALINA STANCHEVA SELECTED WORKS Books 1. The Boyana Beadroll/ Co-author Stancho Stanchev – Sofia: Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Press, 1963 2. Nine Bulgarian Wonders [national cultural and natural monuments, declared world heritage sites]: Essays for elementary school children – Sofia: Zlatostrui, 1993 3. About the past and future of Bulgaria/ Co-author Ana Mluchkova et al. – Sofia, 1976 4. Madara Horseman/ Edited by Тоtyu Totev – Shumen: Antos, 1996 5. Stories about Great Preslav – Sofia: Zlatostrui, 1993 6. Sofia in times long gone – Sofia: Sofia University Press, 1999 7. Sofia from antiquity to modern times – Sofia, 1999 8. Encounters with the archeology of Sofia. – Sofia: Bulgarian Artist, 1985 9. A középkori Szófia fényei: A szófiai Történeti Múzeum gyjteményéből, Szépművészeti Múzeum, 1983, május 10-29 185 10. Los monumentos arqueológicos en las ciudades contemporáneas de Bulgaria. – Sofia: Sofia Press, 1982 11. Nine Bulgarian Wonders. – Sofia, 1993 12. Reiseführer von Sofia. – Sofia, 1958 13. Bulgarie – Trois capitals anciennes – Pliska, Preslav, Tirnovo. – Paris: UNESCO, 1981 Articles in journals 1. Archeological information about Sofia city life in XV – XVIII centuries// Bulgarian Ethnography, I, 1990, №2, pp. 43–49. 2. Archeological investigation of construction in the city centre // Sofia, 1963, pp. 130–133. 3. Archeological monuments in Sofia// Bulgarian Resorts, 1985, №4, pp. 24–25. 4. Archeological findings on “9 September” Square// Sofia, 1958, vol. 1, pp. 25–26. 5. Archeological monument in the modern city// Museums and cultural monuments, XIX, 1979, №2, pp. 69–70. 6. Sofia Archeological Heritage – conservation, losses and hopes// Historical Future, 1998, vol. 2, pp. 106–131. 7. Archeological investigation of Sofia in quarter of a century// Museums and cultural monuments, IX, 1969, №4, pp. 1–5. 8. The Archeologist and Construction// Museums and cultural monuments, XI, 1971, № 1, pp. 22 – 26. 9. Notes on the copies of the the Boyana Beadroll// Papers of the Bulgarian Historical Society, XXVI, 1968, pp. 311 – 319. 10. Vila Rustica in the Obelya area, Sofia// Archeology, XXIII, 1981, № 1-2, pp. 52 – 71. 11. Water supply in Sofia during the times of Turkish rule/ Co-author Stefka Medarova// Papers of the Ethnographic Institute and Museum, XI, 1968, pp. 99 – 117. 12. Second inscription for construction of the Serdika Fortress// Archeology, XVII, 1975, № 3, pp. 30 – 36. 13. On the Aesthetic Influence in the Museum// Museums and cultural monuments, XVII, 1978, № 2, pp. 44 – 48. 14. A Town on Two Levels// Ogni Bolgarii, XXI, 1974, 12, pp. 6 – 9. 15. One Way for Preserving Metal Objects// Museums and cultural monuments, XII, 1972, № 2, pp. 38 – 39. 16. A work of local folk art from the Late Roman Ages// Papers of the Archeological Institute, XXXIII, 1972, pp. 259 – 262. 186 17. On Some Ancient City Planning Traditions на Sofia// Тechnical Thought, XXIV, 1987, № 5, pp. 99 – 103. 18. On the Thracian population in Sofia and Environs in IV – V centuries// Papers of the Bulgarian Historical Society, XXVII, 1969, pp. 255 – 266. 19. The Exhibition “Thracian Art in Bulgarian Lands”// Museums and cultural monuments, XII, 1972, № 4, pp. 48 – 55. 20. IKOM 71 – impressions and reflections// Museums and Cultural Monuments, XII, 1972, № 1, pp. 37 – 40. 21. Stone moulds for sphere cone shaped vessels from Sofia// Archeology, III, 1961, № 1, pp. 22 – 27. 22. The Pipe Collection in the Varna Museum// Bulletin of the People’s Museum – Varna, VIII (XXIII), 1972, pp. 81 – 99. 23. By the hot water// Sofia, 1987, vol. 6, pp. 18 – 19. 24. Towards Studying Pagan Cults in Serdika// Museums and Cultural Monuments, VII, 1967, № 2, pp. 6 – 10. 25. The Inscription on the Construction of the Serdika Fortress// Centuries, I, 1972, pp. 51 – 54. 26. New data on Medieval Goldsmith Art in Sofia// Papers of the Archeological Institute, XXXIII, 1970, pp. 310 – 314. 27. Newly Discovered Pagan Temple in Serdika/ Co-author Y. Furkov// Papers of the Bulgarian Historical Society, XXX, 1977, pp. 249 – 275. 28. Defending the Centre// Sofia, 1987, vol. 12, pp. 8 – 10. 29. On some Problems of Medieval Sredetz// Papers of the Bulgarian Historical Society, XXV, 1967, pp. 213 – 232. 30. Achievements and problems of Archeological Investigation of Late Middle Ages (XV – XVII C.)// Archeology, XVI, 1974, № 3, pp. 73 – 81. 31. Excavations of the Ancient Vani // Museums and Cultural Monuments, XXVII, 1987, № 4, pp. 52 – 55. 32. Problems and Tasks of Bulgarian Archeology in the Period XV – XVIII C.// Papers of the Bulgarian Historical Society, XXXI, 1977, pp. 247 – 252. 33. Problems of Archeology in Sofia// Museums and Cultural Monuments, XIX, 1979, № 4, pp. 50 – 54. 34. Early Middle Age Ceramics in Sofia // Archeology, I, 1959, № 3-4, pp. 60 – 68. 35. Early Middle Age Dwellings in Sredetz/ Co-author S. Stanilov// Archeology, XXI, 1979, № 1, pp. 56 – 64. 36. Requirements of Modernity// Museums and Cultural Monuments, XXVIII, 1988, № 1, pp. 8 – 10. 37. World Heritage and the Bulgarian Contribution// Architecture, XXXII, 1985, 3-4, pp. 66 – 68. 38. December, 7 – “Day of strijebradieto”: Sofia National Revival 187 Festivities// Sofia, 1959, vol. 12, pp. 20 – 21. 39. Post-festivities dialogue// Museums and Cultural Monuments, XXVII, 1987, № 3, pp. 50 – 56. New Exposition of the Kurdgali Historical Museum. 40. The Sofia Fortress during the Middle Ages (Archeological data)// Military Historical Collection, LVII, 1988, № 6, pp. 86 – 99. 41. Medieval Church in the Village of Guerman, Sofia area// Archeology, VIII, 1966, № 3, pp. 21 – 28. 42. Destruction of the Idols in the Boyana Church// Art, 1979, № 3, pp. 29 – 32. 43. The Thracian Gold Bowl from Sofia// Centuries, IV, 1975, № 2, pp. 59 – 63. 44. Thracian Gold Vessel from Sofia// Museums and Cultural Monuments, XIII, 1973, № 3, pp. 3 – 5. 45. Investigating Thracian gold mines near Sofia// Archeology, XV, 1973, № 1, pp. 53 – 59. 46. Thracian Treasures in the Museum – Ways of Displaying// Museums and Cultural Monuments, XXVII, 1987, № 1, pp. 36 – 38. 47. Thracian Art, displayed in Paris// Museums and Cultural Monuments, XIV, 1974, № 4, pp. 63 – 67. 48. Turkish Fayans from Sofia// Papers of the Archeological Institute, XXIII, 1960, pp. 111 – 144. 49. The Incorporation of Serdika’s Ancient Heritage by Medieval Sredetz// Papers of the Bulgarian Historical Society, XXIX, 1974, pp. 200 – 221. 50. Florentine maiolica from the XVth century, found in Sofia// Papers of the Institute for Fine Arts, 1962, № 5, pp. 161 – 166. 51. Human Clay Figurines from the Neolithic Settlement in Sofia/ Co-author М. Gavrilova // Archeology, III, 1961, № 3, pp. 73 – 76. 52. Die Nekropole von Serdica// Das Altertum, Bd. 34, 1988, heft 3, p. 188 – 189. 53. L’aiguière de table bulgare du XVe au XVIIe s.// Papers of the Archeological Institute, XXXVIII, 1995, pp. 117 – 132. 54. L’urbanisme respectueux: l’exemle de Sofia// Monuments historiques, 1984 – 1985, № 136, p. 59 – 61. 55. La herencia Antigua y la cultura medieval búlgares// Revista de la Universidad Complutense, Vol. Extraordinario, Bulgaria, 1988, p. 128 – 133. 56. Late Roman belt decorations with enamel from Serdica/ Iliana Borissova// Archaeologia Bulgarica, VI, 2002, № 1, p. 67 – 71. 57. Nouvelles données sur la conquete de Sofia par les turcs ottomans// Byzantinobulgarica, VI, 1980, p. 357 – 362. 58. Peace reigns in “Battle Gorge”// The Insider, 1993, № 10, p. 31 – 32. 188 59. Preslav the Great – 1 100 years on (893 – 1993): Second capital of First Bulgarian Empire celebrated its birthday// The Insider, 1993, № 11, p. 18 – 19. 60. Serdica au Ier – IVe s. de n. ère à la lumière des dernieres recherches archéologiques// Papers of the Archeological Institute, XXXVII, 1987, p. 61 – 74. 61. Serdica aux confines de deux époques (IVe – VIe siécle)// Etudes historiques, VIII, 1978, p. 107 – 122. 62. Sofia au moyen âge à la lumière de nouvelles études archéologiques// Byzantinobulgarica, V, 1978. – p. 211 – 228. 63. Sofia – le musée dans la rue: Patrimoine archéologique et urbanisme contemporain// Museum, XXXII, 1980, № 3, p. 107 – 118. 64. Sur certains traits de la culture medievale de Nessebăr et Sofia// Byzantinobulgarica, VII, 1981, p. 337 – 340. 65. Témoignages archéologiques sur les thraces pendant la basse antiquité// Thracia, V, 1980, p. 235 – 242. 66. The Boyana Church// The Insider, 1992, № 8, p. 33 – 35. 67. The Madara Horseman// The Insider, 1992, № 2, p. 31 – 32. 68. Thrakische Goldgewinnung bei Sofia in Bulgarien// Der Anschnitt: Zeitschrift für Kunst und Kultur im Bergbau, XXXVII, 1985, № 4, p. 122 – 127. 69. Une coupe en or de Sofia// Thracia, III, 1974, p. 221 – 241. 70. World heritage Convention// The Insider, 1992, № 2, p. 30. Articles in Collections 1. Archeological Data on the Import of Western Porcelain in Sofia in XVIII – XIX C./ Co-author Tatyana Shalganova // Serdika: Archeological Materials and Research: Volume 2. – Sofia, 1989, pp. 125 – 132. 2. Archeological Contribution towards the History of Boyana// Bulgarian Middle Ages: Bulgarian-Russian commemorating the 70th Birthday of Prof. Ivan Duichev – Sofia, 1980, pp. 153 – 162. 3. Archeological Investigation of Medieval Sredetz (IX – XIV C.). Results and Problems// Serdika – Sredetz –Sofia. – Sofia, 1976, pp. 26–76. 4. The Archeological Heritage of Sofia. Formation, status, problems// Serdika: Archeological materials and investigations: Т. 2. – Sofia, 1989, pp. 6 – 36. 5. On the Constantine quarter in Serdika// Serdika – Sredetz – Sofia: Volume 2. – Sofia, 1994, pp. 53 – 80. 6. Preservation of World Heritage// Nine world treasures in Bulgaria. – Sofia, 2002, pp. 5 – 8. 7. Jugs for resin, found by the fortress wall of Serdika// Serdika: 189 Archeological Research: Volume 1. – Sofia, 1964, pp. 147 – 152. 8. Collection of Rings in the Museum for the History of Sofia/ Co-author Vessela Pisareva// Serdika: Archeological Materials and Research: Volume 2. – Sofia, 1989, pp. 98 – 124. 9. On investigating the antique building under “Sveta Nedelya” Square// Serdika – Sredetz – Sofia: Volume 3. – Sofia, 1997, pp. 7 – 50. 10. Towards Studying Medieval House Architecture// The Architecture of the First and Second Bulgarian Kingdom.
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