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Archaeologists have made an intriguing discovery during excavations at a Roman-era necropolis mound near Varna, Bulgaria. The investigation team uncovered mysterious stone structures alongside the remains of a Roman chariot, marking the first time such a find has been made in the region. Located between Vetrino and Provadia, the necropolis mound dates to the 2nd and early 3rd centuries AD. Initially the team led by Dr. Vladimir Slavchev from the Regional History Museum in Varna believed the mound to be from the Early Bronze Age, as another nearby site from that period had been studied earlier. However, new evidence shows that this mound belongs to a different time, specifically the Roman era, reports BTA. Uncovering Roman Cremation Burials The mound