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Anglo-Georgian Archaeological Expedition to Nokalakevi - Nokalakevi-Tsikhegoji-Archaeopolis is dated VIII-VII centuries B.CE. Photo gallery, video, interactive Flash map.
The Architecture of Uphlistsikhe - Uphlistsikhe is a rock-hewn town with levels from the early Iron Age, tenth-ninth centuries ÂÑ, uð to the late medieval period. [PDF]
Current Middle & Upper Palaeolithic Research in the Southern Caucasus - An international research team has been reinvestigating Ortvale Klde, a Palaeolithic rockshelter located in the Georgian Republic. The main goals of this project have been to document Middle and Upper Palaeolithic patterns of lithic reduction, land-use and mobility; and date the Middle-Upper Palaeolithic chronological boundary.
Function of Some Uphlistsikhe Cave Complexes - A rock-hewn town with levels from the early Iron Age, tenth-ninth centuries BCE, up to the late medieval period. [PDF]
Impact of the Achaemenian Architecture on Iberian Kingdom - Focused on a limited period of time from the fourth century to the first century BCE and describes phenomenon when the architecture of the Iberian kingdom preserved impulses, which came from Achaemenian metropolis well beyond the fall of the Achaemenian Empire. [PDF]
On the Importance of the "Misimian's" Kodori Route in the 1st-6th Centuries - Article by Eliso Bagaturia. Prospects of Transcaucasian transit in the process of intensification of Silk Road running from China via Turkestan to the Eastern Mediterranean since the 1st century C.E.
Temples and Palaces in the Ancient Georgia - A number of remains of the Antique period structures have been discovered in last few decades in Georgia. Naturally except trying to date them one of the main point is to identify their function. [PDF]
Stranger in a New Land - From Scientific American, stunning finds in the Republic of Georgia upend long-standing ideas about the first hominids to journey out of Africa. (November, 2003) Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.