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Seuthopolis
Seuthopolis was the capital founded around 320 BCE by the Odrysian king Seuthes III in the Kazanlak valley of central Bulgaria. Laid out on a regular Greek plan with a fortified royal residence and sanctuary, it was excavated in 1948–1954 before being flooded by the Koprinka Reservoir. It is one of the few Thracian cities known in detail.
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