Plaošnik (Plaoš), Ohrid

Plaošnik (also written Plaoš) is an archaeological site and holy place located just south of Samuil's Fortress in Ohrid. Historical and archival sources identify the site with St. Clement's educational and religious complex — described in one source as the location of an early medieval center of learning sometimes called 'the first European University' active approximately 916–1018 — and with the production of literacy monuments in Glagolitic and later Glagolitic–Cyrillic transcription. Modern references note that Plaošnik is the subject of active archaeological restoration intended to return the site toward its historical condition. The supplied sources treat Plaošnik as culturally and historically significant within the Ohrid landscape but do not present documented supernatural occurrences. Reported phenomena: The provided research material contains no direct reports of apparitions, hauntings, named spirits, or other paranormal events at Plaošnik. Any claims of apparitions at the site are not corroborated by the cited Wikipedia, Wikidata, or archival sources and therefore are recorded here as not reported in these sources. Cultural context: Plaošnik's importance in the sources is primarily historical and religious, tied to early Slavic literacy, ecclesiastical scholarship associated with St. Clement, and its proximity to other Ohrid landmarks such as Samuil's Fortress. Restoration work noted in the sources indicates ongoing conservation and archaeological activity at the site.