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One-Handled Cup, Karanovo IIâIII Phase, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

One-Handled Cups and Jugs, Karanovo IIIâIV Phase, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pottery, Karanovo IIIâIV Phase, Late Neolithic, 6th Millennium BC, Tell Karanovo, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Storage Vessel, Karanovo VII, Early Bronze Age, c.3300 BC, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lid with Incised Decoration, Karanovo IV Phase, Late Neolithic, 6th Millennium BC, Tell Karanovo, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rectangular Dish with Incised Decoration, Karanovo II Phase, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pottery Vessels, Karanovo VI Phase, 5th Millennium BC, Bulgaria

Pottery, Karanovo I Phase, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pot-Shaped Vessel, Karanovo II Phase, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cups with White-Painted Decoration, Karanovo I Phase, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cup with Channeled Decoration, Karanovo I Phase, Tell Karanovo, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pottery vessels from the Karanovo VI phase, dating to the 5th millennium BC. Preserved in the National Archaeological Museum, Sofia, Bulgaria, these ceramic artefacts illustrate the craftsmanship, functional design, and daily practices of Neolithic communities. They provide insight into domestic life, storage, and the material culture of early Balkan societies.