SLAV CULTURE

The invasion of the Slavs and the ancient Bulgarians as long as the creation of the Bulgarian country bring new trends in the country’s cultural calendar. The script changes with the brought from the ancient Bulgarians Tamg science system. The Hellenic letters are being used rarely, mostly in belings of chronics (bilingual texts), as long as texts regarding the wars between the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantium) and Bulgaria. The decipherment of this script can be done in parts because of the lack of enough lexical material, of enough belings and because of the bad systematic in the texts. Most of the drawings are petroglific which means saved on rocks. Part of the signs we find on the bottoms of the ceramic pots, terracotta floorings, some in papyrus and parchments from Byzantium, in Arabic scrolls, war equipment. There are great numbers of kapishta (cult and temple installations of the ancient Bulgarians), calendar appliances, lots of sagas, songs and customs from these times. The golden and the bronze finds from these ages are also very interesting – the treasure from Nagi Saint Miklosh, rings of Bulgarian rulers, boils, bagains and bagaturs, funerals of famous war leaders and khans, the sword of khan Kubrat, the golden treasure put at his funeral and so on. A lot of scientists have devoted their lives and fetch for discovering this little known part of our cultural history. Many scientists such as Ivan Venedikov, Slavi Donchev, Petar Dobrev, Yordan Valchev as long as the already late Stanishev and D. Susulov run serious numbers of researches and give to the world’s science lots of facts and hypothesis for the land of origin of the horse tribes, their culture, religion and language. The fact that precisely on the Balkans was saved the name Bulgaria, speaks that the ethnos which came from the central-Asian steps was strong and culturally identified. Remains from the Slav culture are very few, because it served late tribal-common system, ethnical groups. The information about it was brought from Byzantium chronicles and the late Cyrillic writings.