Zviad Sherazadishvili
Tbilisi State University, Archaeology, Department Member
- Aegean Archaeology, Anatolian Archaeology (Archaeology), Archaeology of Caucasus, Caucasian Archaeology, Anatolian Archaeology, Anatolian Studies, and 209 moreMiddle Bronze Age, Near Eastern Studies, Aegean Bronze Age (Bronze Age Archaeology), Iranian Archaeology, Mediterranean archaeology, Mesopotamian Archaeology, Ancient Near East (Archaeology), Syro-Palestinian archaeology, Minoan Archaeology, Minoan art and archaeology, Neolithic & Chalcolithic Archaeology, Prehistoric weapons, Metallurgy, Archaeometallurgy, Socketed Axes, Cypriot Bronze Age, Bronze Age of the Carpathian Basin, Ancient Near East, Bronze Age Balkans, Megalithic Monuments, Metalwork (Archaeology), Megaliths (Archaeology), Chalcolithic Archaeology, 14C dating (Archaeology), Levant Prehistory, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Levantine Archaeology, Aegean Prehistory (Archaeology), Aegean Prehistory, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Bronze Age Archaeology, Warfare, German Archaeological Institute, Neolithic Archaeology, Bronze Age Near East (Archaeology), Bronze Age swords, Ugaritic Studies, Early Bronze Age in the Southern Levant, Aegean Archeology, Middle East Studies, Middle Eastern Archaeology, Halaf culture, Ubaid culture, Uruk Expansion, Ubaid expansion, Uruk Period, Proto-Elamite Period, Elamite, Mettalurgy, Chalcolithic Period of Transcaucasia, Early Maikop Culture, Archaeology, Çatal Hüyük, Ugarit, Early Anatolian Metallurgy, Early Metallurgy, Early Metallurgy in Near East, Caucasus, North Caucasus, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), South Caucasus, Ancient Caucasus, Caucasus Archeology, Northern Caucasus, Southern Caucasus, Lesser Caucasus, Caucasus History, Southern Caucasus Paleolithic, Medieval Caucasus, South Caucasus, Steppe, Central Asia Art and Archaeology, Tao-Klarjeti, Iran Archaeology, Journal of Archaeological Science, archaeology in Iraq, Syria (Archaeology), Southeastern Anatolia, Eastern Anatolia, South Caucasian Archaeology, Architecture of the Middle Bronze Age in Eastern Anatolia, Bronze Age warfare, Ancient Warfare, Middle Bronze Age barrow burial, Tumulus Culture, Middle Bronze Age Lebanon, Mesopotamia, Levantine prehistory, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, Early Transcaucasian Culture, Vinca culture, Syro-Anatolia in the second and first millennium BCE, Ancient Anatolia and the Caucasus, Early bronze age Cycladic Archaeology, Near Eastern Seals, Kura-Araxes Culture, Chalcolithic Anatolia, Early Dynastic Mesopotamia, Early Dynastic Sumer, Mesopotamian City, Chariot in the Ancient Near East, Ancient Colchis, East Anatolian and Caucasian Bronze Age Culrures, Archaeology of Religion and Funerary Practices in the Upper Mesopotamia during the Early Bronze Age, Old Babylonian period, The Caucasus, South Caucasus Archaeology, Early Bronze Age Aegean, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Ancient Metallurgy, ANE Cylinder Seals, Social Change During the Early Bronze Age, Early Metal Age, Transcaucasia, Warrior burials, Naue II Swords, Aegean Bronze Age Warfare, Early Bronze Age of Caucasia, Kura- Araxes, Anatolia, Ancient Iran Cultures, Cucuteni-Tripolye culture, Cucuteni Tripolje, Prehistorycal Archaeology, South-Eastern European Chalcolithic, Cucuteni Culture, Cucuteni-Trypillian culture, Ariusd-Cucuteni-Tripolye Culture, Cucuteni-Tripolye culture, late period (CII), Ur III period, Transcaucasus, Trialeti Culture, Kurgans, Georgian Art and Architecture, Harris Matrix, Near Eastern Archaeology, Archaeology of the Levant, Bedeni Culture, Kura-Araks culture, Bedeni culture, Archaeology of Ancient Armenia, Neolithic of the Near East, PPNA PPNB sites, Pre-Pottery Neolithic, Central Anatolian Neolithic, Colchis, Prepottery Neolithic, PPNA /PPNB /PPNC, Archaeology of the Southern Levant, Middle Bronze Age, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus, Chalcolithic, Languages of the Caucasus, Weapons, Cimmerians, Herodotus, Scythians, Pontic area, Black Sea area, Caucaaus, Near East, Anatolia, nomads, steppe peoples, Ancient Seals and Sealings, Khabour Basin, Cycloppean Settlement In South Caucasus, Bronze Age Archaeology In South Caucasus, Tomb Architecture, Qatna, Anatolian Bronze Age Cultures, Archaeology of Turkey, Archaeometallurgy, Mineralogy, Archaeometry, Copper extraction and production, Khirbet Kerak Ware, Subartu Journal, Archaeology of the Cyclades, Origins of Kura Araxes Culture, Early Bronze Age Cyclades, Cyclades, Prehistoric Cyclades, Anatolian Early Bronze Age Archaeology, Early Bronze Age Syria, Copper age, Chalcolithic Metallurgy, Old Elamite periods, Çatalhöyük, Mycenae Shaft Graves, Iranian Studies, Black Sea Region Archaeology, Archaeology of the Ancient Black Sea Region, Prehistory in the Black Sea region, Ancient Near Eastern archaeology, Early Kurgan Period (Culture), Kültepe/Kanesh, Old Assyrian Karu/Colony Period in Anatolia, Archaeology of the Caucasus, Dmanisi, Georgian archaeology, Mushki, Ebla, Yamnaya, Proto Literate Archaeology (Uruk and Proto Elamite Periods), Early Iron Age of Europe and the Caucasus, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia), Near Eastern Archaeology, Empires, Achaemenid Archaeology, and Iron Age (Archaeology), Hellenistic Architecture, Cycladic Figurines, Cycladic Archaeology, Ancient Near Eastern Glyptic, Middle Helladic period, Hurrian, Mitanni, Warfare in the Ancient World, Yamnaya culture, Ancient Iran, Archeometallurgy, Elamite Art and Archaeology, Elam, Elamite civilization, Elamite studies, Radiocarbon Dating (Archaeology), Radiocarbon Dating (Earth Sciences), Bayesian Radiocarbon Dating, and Khabur Wareedit
- Gori Historical-Ethnographical Museum
Curator of Archaeological Departmentedit
Research Interests: Glass, Ancient Near East, Glass (Archaeology), Archaeology of Caucasus, Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), and 26 moreAnatolia, Middle Bronze Age, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Glyptics, Ancient Glass, Roman Glass, Roman Period, Hellenistic period, Kura- Araxes, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, South Caucasus, Origins of Kura Araxes Culture, Kura-Araxes Culture, Middle bronze age weapons & tools, Kura-Arax Culture, Middle Bronze Age, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus, Georgian archaeology, South Caucasian Archaeology, Bronze Weapon, Spearhead, Ritual Vessels, Bedeni Culture, Early Bronze Age of Caucasia, and Ancient Iran Cultures
Research Interests: Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Near Eastern Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Settlement Patterns, and 91 moreFunerary Archaeology, Caucasus, Social Archaeology, Social Organisation (Archaeology), Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), Prehistoric Settlement, North Caucasus, Long barrows and chambered barrows, Death and Burial (Archaeology), Late Bronze Age archaeology, Glass (Archaeology), Archaeology of Caucasus, Kurgans, Late Roman Archaeology, Black Sea region, Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Scythian archaeology, Social Divisions and Inequities, Middle Bronze Age, Settlement archaeology, Ancient Glass, Iron Age, Roman Glass, Ancient Near Eastern archaeology, Social Structure, Archaeology of burials, Military Archaeology, Black Sea Region Archaeology, Kura- Araxes, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, Early Bronze Age, Prehistory in the Black Sea region, Late Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, Classical Archaeology and Art, South Caucasus, Archaeology of Armenia, Spearheads, Late Bronze Age, Archaeology of Ancient Armenia, Middle and Late Bronze Age, Social Complexity (Archaeology), Southern Caucasus, Ancient Glass Analysis, East Anatolian and Caucasian Bronze Age Culrures, Archaeology of death and burial, Origins of Kura Araxes Culture, Scythians, Complex Society, Social Inequality, Prehistoric Archaeology, Kura-Araxes Culture, Middle bronze age weapons & tools, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Prehistoric weapons, Iron Age (Archaeology), Scythian History, Kura-Arax Culture, Middle Bronze Age, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus, Georgian archaeology, Barrows, Social Change in Archaeology, Early Transcaucasian Culture, Bedeni Culture, Scythian and other Eurasian Nomadic Horse Warrior Cultures, Archaeological excavations, Archaeology of Armenia, Urartian Religion, Urartian Iconography, Neolithic, Eneolithic, Early Bronze Age, Ceramic production, late Neolithic and Bronze Age barrows, South Caucasus, Steppe, Central Asia Art and Archaeology, Bronze Age Dagger, History and civilisation of the Huns, Scythians, Settlement & Landscape research, Bronze Age Axes, Cimmerians, Herodotus, Scythians, Pontic area, Black Sea area, Caucaaus, Near East, Anatolia, nomads, steppe peoples, Kura-Araks culture, Bedeni culture, Mediterranean and Caucasian Archaeology, Predynastic Egypt, Excavations, Bronze Age barrows, Ancient Weapons, Roman Archaeology, The Caucasus, South Caucasus Archaeology, Rapier, Social Change During the Early Bronze Age, Early Bronze Age of Caucasia, Social Interpretation of Archaeology and Artefacts, Shaft hole Axes, Archaeology of the Ancient Black Sea Region, Bronze Socketed Spearhead, Cycloppean Settlement In South Caucasus, Bronze Age Archaeology In South Caucasus, Early Kurgan Period (Culture), and Studies In Caucasian Archaeology
Research Interests: Near Eastern Archaeology, Pottery (Archaeology), Hellenistic History, Iberian Studies, Early Christianity, and 59 moreEarly Medieval Archaeology, Caucasus, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), North Caucasus, Death and Burial (Archaeology), Ancient Near East, Late Roman Empire, Roman Empire, Archaeology of Caucasus, Burial Practices (Archaeology), Kurgans, Late Roman Archaeology, Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, Georgia, Burial mounds (Archaeology), ANE Cylinder Seals, Iron Age, Roman Period, Ancient Near Eastern archaeology, Ancient Seals and Sealings, Excavation Reports, Archaeology of burials, Kura- Araxes, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, Early Bronze Age, Early Christian Archaeology, South Caucasus, Sarmatians, Later Roman Empire, Archaeology of death and burial, Origins of Kura Araxes Culture, Burial Customs, Kura-Araxes Culture, History of Georgia, Middle bronze age weapons & tools, Late Roman Period, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Prehistoric weapons, Iron Age (Archaeology), Colchis, Seals, Middle Bronze Age, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus, Barrows, Early Transcaucasian Culture, Bedeni Culture, Early Medieval Burials, Archaeology, ancient weapon, Sarmatians, Early Medieval Swords, Swords, Ancient Weapons, Roman Archaeology, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia), Near Eastern Archaeology, Empires, Achaemenid Archaeology, and Iron Age (Archaeology), Hellenistic Architecture, Early Bronze Age of Caucasia, Ancient North Caucasian, Armenian Archaeology, Early Kurgan Period (Culture), Middle Bronze Age of South Caucasus, Middle Bronze Age of Caucasus, and Middle Bronze Age Caucasus
Research Interests: Archaeology, Near Eastern Archaeology, Zooarchaeology, Anatolian Studies, Anatolian Archaeology, and 62 moreIranian Archaeology, Archaeozoology, Neolithic Archaeology, Neolithic & Chalcolithic Archaeology, Chalcolithic Period of Transcaucasia, Chalcolithic Pottery, Chalcolithic Archaeology, Social Archaeology, Achaemenid Persia, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), Ancient Near East, Late Bronze Age archaeology, Archaeology of Caucasus, Black Sea region, Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Anatolian Archaeology (Archaeology), Ancient Near East (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, Black Sea Studies, Achaemenid History, Urartian Archaeology, Neolithic, Iron Age, Achaemenid archaeology, Early Iron Age, Social Structure, Achaemenian Empire, Black Sea Region Archaeology, Kura- Araxes, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, Early Bronze Age, Late Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, Zooarqueologia, Achaemenids, South Caucasus, Archaeology of Armenia, Late Bronze Age, Black Sea ancient history and archaeology, Archaeology of Ancient Armenia, Ancient social structure, Iron metallurgy, Chalcolithic, East Anatolian and Caucasian Bronze Age Culrures, Achaemenid Art and Archaeology, Urartu, Kura-Araxes Culture, Prehistoric Archaeology of Iran, Late Chalcolithic, Georgian archaeology, Early Transcaucasian Culture, South Caucasian Archaeology, Archaeology of Armenia, Urartian Religion, Urartian Iconography, Black Sea archaeology, Fibulae, Urartian Studies, Kura-Araks culture, Bedeni culture, Urartian Kingdom, Achaemenid, Parthian, and Sasanian History; International Relations and Diplomacy between Roman-Byzantine and Persian Empires, South Caucasus Archaeology, Archaeology of the Caucasus, Ancient Iron Metallurgy, and Studies In Caucasian Archaeology
Research Interests: Christianity, Near Eastern Archaeology, Medieval Archaeology, Caucasus, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), and 17 moreAncient Near East, Late Bronze Age archaeology, Archaeology of Caucasus, Iron Age (Archaeology), Ancient Near East (Archaeology), Iron Age, Excavation Reports, Black Sea Region Archaeology, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, Early Christian Archaeology, South Caucasus, Late Bronze Age, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Colchis, South Caucasian Archaeology, Ancient Colchis, and The Caucasus
Research Interests: Near Eastern Archaeology, Near Eastern Studies, Anatolian Studies, Pottery (Archaeology), Anatolian Archaeology, and 38 moreCaucasus, Turkish Art (Archaeology), Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), North Caucasus, Ancient Near East, Late Bronze Age archaeology, Archaeology of Caucasus, Ceramics (Archaeology), Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Anatolian Archaeology (Archaeology), Ancient Near East (Archaeology), Anatolian Prehistory, Urartian Archaeology, Ancient Anatolia, Iron Age, Early Iron Age, Kura- Araxes, Early Bronze Age, South Caucasus, Urartology, Late Bronze Age, East Anatolian and Caucasian Bronze Age Culrures, Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Eastern Anatolia, Urartu, Origins of Kura Araxes Culture, Urartian Architecture, Kura-Araxes Culture, Bedeni Culture, Stelae, Anthropomorphic Stelae, Urartian Studies, Kura-Araks culture, Bedeni culture, Urartian Kingdom, Armenian Archaeology, Early Kurgan Period (Culture), and South Caucasus Late Bronze and Early Iron Age
The deadline to submit the papers is postponed to 28 of April, 2015.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Near Eastern Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Paleontology, and 95 moreNear Eastern Studies, Zooarchaeology, Anatolian Studies, Landscape Archaeology, Anatolian Archaeology, Iranian Archaeology, Mesolithic Archaeology, Metallurgy, Funerary Archaeology, Caucasus, Neolithic Archaeology, Survey (Archaeological Method & Theory), Neolithic & Chalcolithic Archaeology, Chalcolithic Period of Transcaucasia, Social Archaeology, Archaeometry, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), North Caucasus, Late Bronze Age archaeology, Archaeology of Caucasus, Archaeometallurgy, Late Iron Age (Archaeology), Black Sea region, Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Iron Age (Archaeology), Pre-Islamic Iran, Scythian archaeology, Anatolian Archaeology (Archaeology), Ancient Near East (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, Transcaucasus, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Anatolian Prehistory, Urartian Archaeology, Iron Age, History of Azerbaijan, Ancient Caucasus, Ancient Near Eastern archaeology, Achaemenid archaeology, Early Iron Age, Social Structure, Archaeological Excavation, Black Sea Region Archaeology, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, Early Bronze Age, Iron Age archaeology, South Caucasus, Late Bronze Age, Black Sea ancient history and archaeology, Archaeology of Ancient Armenia, Copper age, Paleolithic Archaeology, East Anatolian and Caucasian Bronze Age Culrures, Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Archaeometallurgy, Mineralogy, Archaeometry, Urartu, Origins of Kura Araxes Culture, Caucasian Archaeology, Scythians, Kura-Araxes Culture, Prehistoric Archaeology of Iran, Colchis, Middle Bronze Age, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus, Georgian archaeology, Early Transcaucasian Culture, South Caucasian Archaeology, Scythian and other Eurasian Nomadic Horse Warrior Cultures, Byzantine, Western Medieval, and Islamic Art & Architecture, Medieval Art and Architecture of the South Caucasus, Late Antique and Medieval Visual Culture, Trialeti Culture, Bronze Age Metalwork, Black Sea archaeology, Southern Caucasus Paleolithic, Urartian Studies, Medieval Caucasus, Transcaucasia, Cimmerians, Herodotus, Scythians, Pontic area, Black Sea area, Caucaaus, Near East, Anatolia, nomads, steppe peoples, Kura-Araks culture, Bedeni culture, Early Maikop Culture, History of Caucaus, Arslantepe, Ancient Colchis, Arslantepe Höyüğü, The Caucasus, Maikop Culture, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia), Near Eastern Archaeology, Empires, Achaemenid Archaeology, and Iron Age (Archaeology), Hellenistic Architecture, Ancient Anatolia and the Caucasus, Archaeology of the Caucasus, Early Bronze Age of Caucasia, Ancient North Caucasian, Ancient West Caucasian, Anatolian and the Near Eastern Archaeology, Armenian Archaeology, Bronze Age Archaeology In South Caucasus, and Studies In Caucasian Archaeology
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From the first half of the 3rd to the first half of the 2nd millennium BC the following cultures were existing on the territory of the Southern Caucasus: the Kura-Araxes Culture, the Alazani-Bedeni and Samgori-Martkopi phases of the Early... more
From the first half of the 3rd to the first half of the 2nd millennium BC the following cultures were existing on the territory of the Southern Caucasus: the Kura-Araxes Culture, the Alazani-Bedeni and Samgori-Martkopi phases of the Early Kurgan Period, and the Trialeti Culture. In spite of the fact that the majority of researchers consider the Early Kurgan period as part of the Middle Bronze Age, the bronze weapons of this period take their origin from the Early Bronze Age. Considering typological and technical innovations, the Trialeti Culture differs from the previouscultures, although the chemical composition of the weapons is closer to that of the Early Kurgan Period, in particular to the Bedeni phase. Among the innovations of the Trialeti Culture we can name the blade and the rapier. Within the weapon assemblage of this period the most significant and obvious technical progress concerns spearheads, which from earlier specimens with a long tongue became socketed spearheads. During the Early Bronze Age and the Early Kurgan Period, local bronze weapon production was very similar in the northern and in the southern territories of the Southern Caucasus. It is very important to observe that Near Eastern and South Caucasian weapons of the same type often date to the same period. This is the result of very close relations between these two regions.
Research Interests: Near Eastern Archaeology, Typology, Anatolian Archaeology, Caucasus, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), and 44 moreAncient Near East, Archaeology of Caucasus, Early Bronze Age (Archaeology), Ancient Near East (Archaeology), Ancient Warfare, Caucasian Studies, Ancient Metallurgy, Kura- Araxes, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, South Caucasus, Ancient Metalwork, Socketed Axes, Bronze Age swords, Kura-Araxes Culture, Middle bronze age weapons & tools, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Kura-Arax Culture, Karaz Culture, Middle Bronze Age, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus, Early Transcaucasian Culture, South Caucasian Archaeology, Bronze Weapon, Trialeti Culture, Bronze Age Metalwork, Bronze Spearheads, Early Bronze Age Weaponry, Anatolia, the Caucasus, Early Bronze Age, The Caucasus, South Caucasus Archaeology, Early Bronze Age of Caucasia, Bronze Socketed Spearhead, Early Bronze Age Metal Weapon, Bronze Weapons, Bronze Age Archaeology In South Caucasus, Early Kurgan Period (Culture), Bronze Age Daggers, Middle Bronze Age Caucasus, Bronze weapon typology, Chronology of Bronze Age in Caucasus, Early Bronze Age Caucasus, Bronze daggers, Earliest Bronze Spearheads, Bronze Rapiers and Blades, and Shaft-hole Bronze Axes
Research Interests: Anatolian Archaeology, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), Archaeology of Caucasus, Anatolian Archaeology (Archaeology), Middle Bronze Age, and 5 moreAncient Weapons and Warfare, Middle Bronze Age, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus, Trialeti Culture, South Caucasus Archaeology, and Archaeology of the Caucasus
On the territory of South Caucasus, in the Early Bronze Age Kura-Araxes Culture sites, seals are one of the rarity finds. Nowadays their number amounts to not more than ten ones, (Talin, Kachaghbiur, Aranisi, Chobareti, Gudabertka). In... more
On the territory of South Caucasus, in the Early Bronze Age Kura-Araxes Culture sites, seals are one of the rarity finds. Nowadays their number amounts to not more than ten ones, (Talin, Kachaghbiur, Aranisi, Chobareti, Gudabertka). In this regard Gudabertka settlement, where four seals close to each other were found, is of special significance.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Caucasus, Prehistory of Caucasus (Prehistoric Archaeology), Archaeology of Caucasus, and 31 moreEarly Bronze Age (Archaeology), Transcaucasus, ANE Cylinder Seals, Ancient Near Eastern archaeology, Ancient Seals and Sealings, Kura- Araxes, South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) in Prehistory, Early Bronze Age, Prehistoric Archeology, South Caucasus, Archaeology of Ancient Armenia, Southern Caucasus, Origins of Kura Araxes Culture, Ancient Near-Eastern Cultures and Archaeology, Stamp Seals, Kura-Araxes Culture, Kura-Arax Culture, Seals, Georgian archaeology, Early Transcaucasian Culture, Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology, Literature, and Culture, Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict, South Caucasus, Steppe, Central Asia Art and Archaeology, Kura-Araks culture, Bedeni culture, Sealing Systems, The Caucasus, South Caucasus Archaeology, Pintadera (Stamp Seal), Armenian Archaeology, Bronze Age Archaeology In South Caucasus, and Studies In Caucasian Archaeology
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The chronological period which is brought in this paper for the earliest individual kurgans in the South Caucasus, are calibrated (14 C dates), to 2768+- 319/ B. C. (Bedeni # 1 barrow).
In general XXVIII-XXV cc. B. C.
In general XXVIII-XXV cc. B. C.