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Media Reports of the Alexis Project


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An important coverage of Cioroiu Nou by the well known newspaper Cuvantul Libertatii.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 11th August 2010



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Once again, the important local newspaper from Oltenia, Editie Specials, shows news about Cioroiu Nou sites, listing new discoveries and important plans for the future.

The Alexis Project is very grateful to Editie Specials for their coverage of this material.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 27th July 2010




Radovan bride
This is a new version of the midnight bride story, in which Eleana was married for a short time to a young man from Radovan village who was killed, so Eleana killed herself after this tragedy.

After this, the story is completed with a lot of people killed b y Radovan's bride in the middle of the Radovan forest, also in a deep lake at Fantanele, a small village not so far from Radovan village.

Alexis does not believe this newspaper story, and must continue the search for the real Radovan's bride, and to protect her memory and soul.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 4th May 2010




Cioroiu Nou
In a very important moment at Oltenia Museum, arch. exp. dr. Dorel Bondoc started the presentation of another two important books about history in the beautiful Conference Room, part of a new building at Oltenia Museum.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 5th February 2010




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One of the books concerned the Cioroiu Nou site, with 101 images of the most important artefacts found there, and another concerning the historical sites of the Lower Danube.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 5th February 2010




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Prof.dr.Mihai Fifor, general manager of Oltenia Museum made a presentation concerning the two books, as did the author, Dorel Bondoc.

Many of the most important specialists in history from the Universities of Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca made comments about these important books, as did the manager of the National Romanian Museum of History, Bucharest.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 5th February 2010




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It was a great moment for all, because, with these masterpieces, the Oltenia Museum becomes more important in the National study of History.

As the General Manager of the Oltenia Museum said, this year new and important finds will be completed at the Cioroiu Nou site, and a huge project is ready to be applied to it.

The Alexis Project was mentioned for their important contribution to the book and to the work at Cioroiu Nou.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 5th February 2010




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A new book written by Arch. Exp. Dr Dorel Bondoc, from Oltenia Museum, with the most important 100 artefacts from the Cioroiu Nou site. This is a huge contribution to Romanian culture and history.

Note that the Alexis Project has been mentioned on the front cover as a contributor.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 25th December 2009




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This newspaper article details the contribution of the important newspaper Editie Special and the journalist Carla Dodocioiu, whereby a huge stone was brought from Gorj County mountains, and a local company created the plaque and affixed it to the stone.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 1st December 2009




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Archeology expert Dr Dorel Bondoc has has written a new and very important book about the important site from Bradesti - Racarii de Jos, a Roman castrum.

23rd November 2009



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Newspaper reports concerning Cioroiu Nou.

September 2008



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August 2008



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A special report - Cule din judeţul Dolj.

This is an important review from Oltenia (Craiova), edited by a very important person from Oltenia, Dan Lupescu.

In this edition is an article about Cule, which are special buildings in Oltenia, written by another important person from this area, Arh. Berindei, a good friend of the Alexis Project.



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A newspaper report on Cioroiu Nou, at http://cvlpress.ro/articol.php?id=5161

Photo: © Cuvântul Libertăţii



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A report on the activity by the Alexis Project Team during 2008, published in Cuvantul Libertatii, a Craiova newspaper, from the 15th January 2009.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 15th January 2009



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Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 9th December 2008



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Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 15th November 2008



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Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 23rd October 2008



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Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 23rd October 2008



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Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 17th October 2008









Recent additions, changes and updates to the Alexis site

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This site is to publicise the history and culture of Romania, and displays information from the Alexis Project Association

Alexis Project Filiasi/Romania
RC J/263/230/2007 CIF 21464151
Email: alexis_project@yahoo.com


in a partnership and contract with the Oltenia Museum

Oltenia Museum Craiova/Romania
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Email: muzeulolteniei@yahoo.com

Because Oltenia Museum has the ability to verify the scientific importance of this information and because the specialists of Oltenia Museum have made contributions to this site, the copyrights to it are part of Oltenia Museum property.



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