- The Shulaveri–Shomu culture, also
known as the Shulaveri-
Shomutepe-Aratashen culture, is an
archaeological culture that
existed on the
territory of present-day...
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ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES JOURNAL OF
ARCHAEOLOGY 13, 219-228 R. M. MUNCHAEV,
Shomutepe -
article in "The
Great Soviet Encyclopedia" (1979) Baudouin, Emmanuel...
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southwest of the
capital Tbilisi. It is the
westernmost site of the Shulaveri-
Shomutepe group. The
Arukhlo group of
settlements consists of five
mounds at the...
- was
excavated by R.M. Torosyan. The Late
Neolithic “Aratashen-Shulaveri-
Shomutepe”
cultural layer is
represented by
Horizons II–V. This lies
directly under...
- settlement(neolith(late
Stone Age)-Bronze Age)-village
Ashagi Goychali 1st
Shomutepe settlement (neolith)-Aghstafa city
Gargalar hill
settlement (neolith)-village...
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metal objects have been
discovered in
layers of the
Neolithic Shulaveri-
Shomutepe culture. From the
beginning of the 4th millennium,
metal use
became more...
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Epipalaeolithic cultures of the
early Holocene to the Aratashen-Shulaveri-
Shomutepe culture (6000-4000 BC) of the late
Neolithic and the
following Chalcolithic...
- 6th
millennium cal. BC. is one of the
largest settlement sites of the
Shomutepe culture.
Goytepe started to be
investigated thoroughly in 2006, after...
- of
Hajji Firuz Tepe, at
Dalma Tepe, and at
Tilki Tepe. The Shulaveri-
Shomutepe culture, that
developed in the
neighbouring Kura
basin and the Artsakh...
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Azerbaijan were
found in
Damjili cave, Gobustan,
Kultepe in Nakhchivan,
Shomutepe, Toyretepe, Haci
Elemxanli Tepe and
other settlements. The
newly excavated...
