-
Black Sea,
centered in present-day
western Georgia. Its po****tion, the
Colchians, are
generally thought to have been
mainly an
early Kartvelian-speaking...
-
mostly in
western Georgia.
Colchian culture was
divided into two periods: Proto-
Colchian (2700–1600 BC) and
Ancient Colchian (1600–700 BC). It was partially...
- continuums. The term Zan
comes from the Greco-Roman name of one of the
chief Colchian tribes,
which is
almost identical to the name
given to the Mingrelians...
- serpent's
corpse after it was slain.
Known as the
Dragon of
Colchis or the
Colchian Dragon (Gr****: Δρακων Κολχικος, Drakôn Kolkhikos), this
immense serpent...
- The
following is a list of
ancient Colchian tribes. COLCHIS, Encyclopædia
Iranica D. M. Lang, The Georgians,
London 1966. chap. 6
Georgian Soviet encyclopedia...
-
early scripts,
particularly the proto-Kartvelian script, but also the
Colchian runes, the
Grakliani Hill
script and Mrgvlovani.
Ramaz Shengelia, Levan...
- Free
Colchian (Georgian: კოლხური, ლაზური) is the name of a
swimming style from Georgia. This
style (aka
Colchian and Iberian) was
revived by the swimmer...
- Age
Steppe Chernoles Europe Thraco-Cimmerian
Hallstatt Jastorf Caucasus Colchian India Painted Grey Ware
Northern Black Polished Ware
Peoples and societies...
-
these count as
relict species from the
Tertiary period. The
Colchic or
Colchian forests are
found around the
southeast corner of the
Black Sea in Turkey...
- (near Trabzon)
between elite and
heavily armored Gr****
hoplites and the
Colchian people.
Since Xenophon did not name this
battle in his work Anabasis, the...
