Epohi - Edition of the Department of History Volume XXVII (2019). Issue 1

Grain Market Integration in the Lower Danube Region (1829–1853)

Bone Industry from the Late Neolithic Site Hotnisa–Orlovka

Guidelines for Authors of the Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal

Ethical Principles of Research and Publication in the Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal

Тhe Metropolitan Archdiocese of Varna in the Historiography

Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal as an Ideological and Organizational Pillar of the Faculty of History’s Scholarly Life

The Bulgarian Nobleman Ohtum

Supplements to: The Heraldic Sign Tamgha of the Proto-Bulgarian Ruler’s Clan Dulo in its Representative Function

The Heraldic Sign Tamgha of the Proto-Bulgarian Ruler’s Clan Dulo in its Representative Function

Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal and the Medieval European History Research

Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal and the Researches in New Bulgarian History

The Archaeological Publications in the Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal

Supplements to: Bone Industry from the Late Neolithic Site Hotnisa–Orlovka

The Archbishopian Church and People’s Councils of the Macedonian Orthodox Church, Provided in the Period from 1968 to 1977

Several Documents from the Fund of Cultural and Education Society “Trakiya” – Topolovgrad, Connected with the Thracian Bulgarians National Liberation Movement

In Memory of Plamen Sabev (1960–2019)

Review of: Wies？aw Walkiewicz, Bu？garia. Dzieje polityczne najnowsze, Warszawa–Bia？ystok, 2018, ss. 255. Translated from Polish into Bulgarian by Margreta Grigorova

Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal as a Tribune of the Ethnological Researches

The Studies of Modern Bulgarian History on the Pages of the Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal(1993–2018)

The War for the Island of Crete between the Ottoman Empire and Venice (1645–1669)

Contents

Research on the New and Modern History in the Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal from its Creation till Today

The Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal and the Geographic Sciences

Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal – Reaching its Quarter Century

Kanev,Nikolay

Review of: From “Iliad” and “Kalevala” to Native Americans’ Myths, or on the Culture-historical Role of the Epics [Review of: Song of Hiawatha. After the Poem Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Retold in Prose by Lyubomir Kyumyurdzhiev. Illustrated by Theodor Lekov and Bozhena Zamfirova. Sofia: “Iztok–Zapad”, 2019, 149 pp.]

The Authors in This Issue

Review of: Troyan. Documents, Discoveries, Events, Personalities. Compilers E. Avdzhieva, D. Vutova. Troyan: Faber Publishing House, 2018, 594 p.

Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal and the Study of the Bulgarian Middle Ages

25 Years Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal in the University of Veliko Tarnovo

The Byzanthology on the Pages of Epohi [Epochs] Scholarly Journal

Transition of the Orthodox Eparchies in Vardar Macedonia under the Jurisdiction of the Serbian Orthodox Church

The Reports of the British Consul-General William Gifford Palgrave about the Bulgarian Constituent Assembly in Tarnovo

Review of: Ivan Tyutyundjiev. The Birth of the Scholarly Interest to the History of the Ottoman Empire. Historiographic Studies. Sevlievo: M-press Ltd., 2018, 155 pp. with appendices

Letters from Dimitar Pashkov to Ivan Drasov in Regards to the National Assembly 1879

A New research on the Napoleon’s military campaign in Russia in 1812. [Vl. N. Zemtsov. Napoleon in Russia: a socio-cultural history of the war and occupation. Moscow, 2018, 423 p.]

In memory of Prof. Vasilka Tapkova-Zaimova (1924–2018)

Authors in this Issue

In memory of Prof. Dr. Vasil Georgiev Doykov (1930–2018)

Farewell to Professor Doctor Habilis Ivan Tyutyundjiev (1956–2018)

Rec. ad: Kostadin Paev, The Tarnovo Constitution in the Light of the Balkan Constitutionalism of the XIX century. A Comparative Historico-Legal Research. Sofia: Sibi, 2016, 359 p.

Getic hypothesis about the origin of Spartacus

Family history and public activity of the National revival family Rusovich from Arbanasi

ETHICAL PRINCIPLES of research and publication in the journal Epohi [Epochs]

Rec. ad: David Nicolle. Cross and Crescent in the Balkans: The Ottoman Conquest of Southeastern Europe. Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England: Pen and Sword Books Ltd., 2010. 256 pp.

Once more about Romanos Boilas – a Byzantine Aristocrat of Bulgarian Origin Struggling for the Throne in Constantinople

Autors of This Issue

The distinguished researcher in Bulgarian studies and friend of the University of Veliko Tarnovo Nikolay Chervenkov turns 70

The Byzantine weaponry and equipment in the Homilies of St. Gregory Nazianzus (paris.gr. 510)

Bulgaria – the Historical Way of a State in Search of Sovereignty