Peliassessae
Peliassessae was a prominent city in ancient Thrace, located in the region of modern-day Bulgaria. Situated along the Black Sea coast, it served as an important center of trade, culture, and political influence during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. The city was founded by Greek colonists, likely in the 6th century BCE, and became a key hub for the Thracian tribes and later the Roman Empire.
Peliassessae was strategically positioned near the mouth of the Hebros (Maritsa) River, facilitating maritime trade and
Archaeological evidence suggests that Peliassessae flourished under Roman rule, particularly during the 1st and 2nd centuries
Excavations in the 20th century revealed remnants of Peliassessae, including mosaics, inscriptions, and pottery, which provided