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The Salt Museum in Pomorie is a specialized outdoor museum – visitors may see both the museum building and the 20 decares of salt-pans adjacent to the museum, where salt is still being produced. The museum showcases the ancient Anchialos method for salt production and in particular sea salt. It is dedicated to the production of salt through solar evaporation of seawater. This is the only salt museum in Southeast Europe.

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rdfs:label	Salt Museum, Pomorie (en) Музей соли (Поморие) (ru)
rdfs:comment	Музей соли — специализированный музей в болгарском городе Поморие, открытый 7 сентября 2002 года на территории между и соляными прудами. Музей носит статус национального туристического объекта. (ru) The Salt Museum in Pomorie is a specialized outdoor museum – visitors may see both the museum building and the 20 decares of salt-pans adjacent to the museum, where salt is still being produced. The museum showcases the ancient Anchialos method for salt production and in particular sea salt. It is dedicated to the production of salt through solar evaporation of seawater. This is the only salt museum in Southeast Europe. (en)
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dcterms:subject	Museums in Burgas Province Natural history museums in Bulgaria History museums in Bulgaria Pomorie Salt museums Open-air museums in Bulgaria Museums established in 2002 2002 establishments in Bulgaria History of salt
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caption	The salt pans with the museum building (en)
established	2002-09-07 (xsd:date)
location	Pomorie, Bulgaria (en)
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has abstract	The Salt Museum in Pomorie is a specialized outdoor museum – visitors may see both the museum building and the 20 decares of salt-pans adjacent to the museum, where salt is still being produced. The museum showcases the ancient Anchialos method for salt production and in particular sea salt. It is dedicated to the production of salt through solar evaporation of seawater. This is the only salt museum in Southeast Europe. The production of sea salt was the main livelihood and wealth of Pomorie in the Middle Ages. There is evidence and it can be assumed that the ancient colony Anchialos of Apollonia, Thrace originated in the 5th century BC, around the extraction of sea salt. In all probability, the tradition is connected and transferred from the ancient and neighboring Solnitsata. The Pomorie salt pans were a major supplier of salt to Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire, where Thessaloniki was an alternative center. It was not until the Middle Ages that the extraction of rock salt began in Salina Turda. The concessionaire of the Pomorie salt pans in the 16th century was Michael Kantakouzenos Şeytanoğlu, known by his Ottoman nickname "son of Satan" as Archon of Constantinople under Suleiman the Magnificent, and as a cousin of Russia's first tsar, Ivan the Terrible. (en) Музей соли — специализированный музей в болгарском городе Поморие, открытый 7 сентября 2002 года на территории между и соляными прудами. Музей носит статус национального туристического объекта. (ru)
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