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Nokalakevi (Georgian: ნოქალაქევი) also
known as
Archaeopolis (Ancient Gr****: Ἀρχαιόπολις, "Old City") and
Tsikhegoji (in
Georgian "Fortress of Kuji") and...
- (2019). "Travellers'
Tales of
Mingrelia and of the
ancient fortress of
Nokalakevi".
Ancient West & East. 18: 201. doi:10.2143/AWE.18.0.3287214. Çelebi,...
- Dadiani,
showed guests the
archaeological and
numismatic collection from
Nokalakevi, an
archaeological site in Samegrelo. Some of the
exhibits were found...
-
mentioned in
Byzantine sources were:
Petra (modern Tsikhisdziri)
Archeopolis (
Nokalakevi)
Nesos (Isula)
Telefis (Tolebi)
Rhodopolis (Vartsikhe)
Skanda Sarapanis...
- BC) was a
ruler and
eristavi of Colchis.
During his
reign his
castle of
Nokalakevi was built. Kuji
aided Pharnavaz I of
Iberia against the
tyrannical ruler...
- Pitsunda),
Apsaros (now Gonio),
Surium (now Vani),
Archaeopolis (now
Nokalakevi), Macheiresis, and Cyta or
Cutatisium or Aia (now Kutaisi), the traditional...
- the
positions of
Tavadi of Poti and Anaklia,
Mouravi of
Chaladidi and
Nokalakevi, as well as
Mdivanbeg of Chaladidi. The
family is
mentioned with these...
- fortification.
Close to
Senaki the
ancient archeological and
historical site of
Nokalakevi (Archeopolis, Tsikhe-Goji) can also be found.
According to the different...
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Amata Chauvet Cave
Lascaux Glanum Glozel Carnac Stones Armazi Dmanisi Nokalakevi Vani
Aythra Bedburg-Königshoven
Bilzingsleben Hirschlanden Königsaue Pfahlbau...
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Georgia until 736 AD, when was destro**** by the Arabs.
Archaeopolis (actual
Nokalakevi) was
ruled by the
Romans from
Augustus times, but only the
Eastern Roman...