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Golyama Kosmatka
Golyama Kosmatka is a Thracian burial mound near Shipka in the Kazanlak Valley of Bulgaria. Excavated in 2004 by Georgi Kitov, it contains a monumental stone tomb thought to be that of the Odrysian king Seuthes III. Its finds include a lifelike bronze head, widely taken as a portrait of the king, a gold wreath and other grave goods, now in the Kazanlak museum.
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