Terniva _edited_v1.xml Ivan Valchev DigitalSEE 2024-11-07

The copyright statement for the source text can be fooud at None IIIF can be found here: None, if available

 Bulgaria

27.01.1818 None None None None None None None None None None middle_ages None {'settlements': ['town']} Veliko Tarnovo, Nicopolis ad Istrum, Nicopolis ad Haemum, localisation encoder Ivan Valchev Kristiyan Simeonov, encoded XML data Dimitar Iliev, provided full schema revision

After a ride of two hours by moonlight, a sharp turn of the road brought us suddenly to the wooden gate of the town of Terniva, conjectured to occupy the site of the ancient city Nicopolis ad Haemum.

The text is written between None and None. The name of the monument is Terniva or Veliko Tarnovo. According to the text, it is It is located 43.08304; 25.65222 https://www.geonames.org/725993/veliko-turnovo.html . Now it is located here: None;None None, in None. The internal date in the document is 27.01.1818. We have evidence that the object was obseved in None; None . The object has been seen in None; None

William Macmichael traveled from Moscow to Istanbul.

William Macmichael Macmichael, William. Journey from Moscow to Constantinople, in the Years 1817, 1818. London, 1819, p. 138. https://viaf.org/viaf/43042947/#Macmichael,_William,_1783-1839