Thracian settlement of Eumolpia

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The Thracian settlement of Eumolpia was an ancient city founded by the Thracians on the site of present-day Plovdiv, Bulgaria, later developed into the Hellenistic and Roman city of Philippopolis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Thracian settlement
ancient city
archaeologicalEvidence Thracian cult objects
Thracian pottery
fortification walls on Nebet Tepe
associatedWith mythical Thracian king Eumolpus NERFINISHED
civilization Thracian tribes NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country Bulgaria
culture Thracian culture NERFINISHED
followedBy Philippopolis NERFINISHED
foundedBy Thracians NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalSite Nebet Tepe archaeological complex NERFINISHED
heritageOf Plovdiv NERFINISHED
historicalContinuity one of the earliest urban centers on the site of Plovdiv
language Thracian language NERFINISHED
laterDevelopedInto Hellenistic city of Philippopolis NERFINISHED
Roman city of Philippopolis NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bulgaria NERFINISHED
Thrace NERFINISHED
present-day Plovdiv
locatedOn Nebet Tepe hill NERFINISHED
modernCountryCapital Sofia (as national capital of Bulgaria) NERFINISHED
modernSite Old Town of Plovdiv NERFINISHED
namedAfter Eumolpus NERFINISHED
partOf ancient Thrace
urban continuity of Plovdiv
precededBy prehistoric settlement on Nebet Tepe
presentDayCity Plovdiv NERFINISHED
region Upper Thracian Plain NERFINISHED
river Maritsa River NERFINISHED
strategicImportance controlled routes across Thrace
successor Macedonian city of Philippopolis
Roman city of Philippopolis NERFINISHED
timePeriod Classical antiquity
Iron Age
topography hilltop settlement

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Philippopolis precededBy Thracian settlement of Eumolpia