- and present-day Turkey’s Artvin, Rize, and
Trabzon provinces. Colchis,
Kolkha, Qulḫa, or Kilkhi,
which existed from the c. 13th to the 1st
centuries BC...
- Proto-Colchian or Zan autochthons,
forming a
polity which was
known as the
Kolkha to the
Urartians and
later as the
Colchis to the Gr****s.
Another branch...
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Position Power forward /
center Number 22, 20, 17, 15
Career history 1997–1999
Kolkha 1999–2001 KD
Slovan 2002
Benetton Treviso 2002–2005
Denver Nuggets 2005...
- of
Medea in her
domain of sorcery. She was
known to
Urartians as
Qulha (
Kolkha or Kilkhi). » Morritt, R.D. (2010)
Stones that Speak.
EBSCO ebook academic...
- Bara
Khajawati Khap
Kharanti Kharanti Kharauna Kishunpur Jarhari Kolhaura Kolkha Koshila Kurmawan Kurum Dih
Larpur Lohara chapri Mahuet Mahurar Majhauli...
- The club has pla****
under several names over the
years ("Sukhumi-91," "
Kolkha," "SSU" and,
since 2009, as "Sukhumi").
Their best
result in the league...
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military means.
Colchis or
Kolkhis (Georgian and Laz: კოლხეთი, ḳolkheti or
ḳolkha;
Ancient Gr****: Κολχίς, Kolkhís) was an
ancient Georgian state kingdom and...
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collective farms, but by the
summer of 1930 the
farms had
disintegrated and
kolkhas were formed. In 1942, it
became the
administrative center of the district...
