File:Razlog E51.JPG

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English: The restored ancient Bulgarian solar calendar, consisting of 12 animals. It is a copy of an archaeological find in Razlog, consisting of a round-shaped stone disc, dating back to the 8th century AD. The Bulgarian calendar is one of the most accurate and is seen as a valuable Bulgarian contribution to world culture.
Български: Възстановеният върху мраморни плочи древен български календар с 12 зодиакални животни. Оригиналът, намерен в землището на Рзалог, представлява каменен диск с диаметър около 10 см, вероятно служил като медальон.
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