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The Kartvelologist #20 ქართველოლოგი #20
2023 •
Ani- medieval city in ruins. Presently situated at Karsi, province in Turkey. Anise is called the city of 1001 churches. Buildings, palaces and fortifications of Ani were distinguished with fictional and technical values. Cathedrals built in the city still attract the attention of scientists and researchers (N. Marr, Iv. Javakhishvili, V. Dondua, I. Dolidze, A. Shanidze, M. Berdzenishvili, V. Silogava, A. Japaridze). The subject matter of our interests is the Georgian inscriptions of Ani. Our expedition in Ani served to this aim. I had a chance to walk around the churches preserved there and pictured all the Georgian sights existing in Ani, all the Georgian inscriptions, curves. We should emphasize that all the materials found there deserves diverse interest. It’s interesting in terms of historical-ethnographic as well as linguistic views
The term mravaltavi has for long been used in Georgian to denote a special type of manuscripts. In his 1975 book on the ‘Oldest Georgian Homiliaries’, the most extensive investigation on the topic so far, Michel van Esbroeck argued that it was originally conceived as the designation of ‘collections’ of homilies, sermons, and panegyrics ‘quite close to the Greek homiliaries’, which were used as ‘lections’ for the ‘feasts of the mobile year’. In the present treatise, I reinvestigate the usage and meaning of the term mravaltavi on the basis of some more recent findings.
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The questions concerning the decipherment of the inscriptions of Linear A and related scripts in the Proto-Kartvelian-Colchian language are studied here in the following order:1. Ancient inhabitants and languages of southern Europe and Asia Minor;2. Some information about habitations of Macrians and Dolionians;3. Discovery and study of Linear A and Cretan hieroglyphic inscriptions;4. Graphic parallels of the Linear A and Cretan hieroglyphic signs with the signs of the Phaistos Disk and other related scripts;5. Graphic features of Linear A signs *326, *120, and *120b – their meanings and typology with a commentary;6. Reconstruction of the Common Kartvelian general word denoting grass, hay, food, wheat, barley, bread, nourishment, feeding, grazing, cereals, eating;7. Reconstructed words and lexical units denoting grass, hay, food, seed, cereals, grain, wheat, barley, millet, bread, flour;8. The territory and era of cultivation of barley and wheat;9. Linear A syllabary and ideograms;10. Linear A ideograms, their combinations, and ligatures of a general word for grass, hay, food, grain, cereals, wheat, barley, bread, grazing, feeding, nourishing;11. Whole numbers and fractions of Linear A script;12. Examples of deciphering Linear A inscriptions;13. Deciphering of the inscriptions on a jug in Dablagomi (West Georgia).● Conclusions
Lack of several phonemes that are peculiar to the Georgian/Kartuli language-in the English language causes tantalizing difficulties in rendering Proper names of kingdoms, areas, persons etc. Excerpts will be discussed from one book that treats problems in history of Medieval Georgia's and the adjacent areas, Byzantium in the Georgian Sources(Byzantium 2010) containing full parallel texts of modern Georgian Byzantinists both in Georgian and in English. I was privileged to translate all papers into English, to type them in that language and prepare the material prepared in English for publication by editing it. Authors approached various problems of the interpretation/ understanding the exact meanings of words and/or phrases that were habitual to the scholarly groups and persons more than six centuries ago. The interpretations of several words used in the Georgian and other languages, vary according to this or that author and/or translator. The authors do not keep to their old views and make changes in subsequent publications; this is considered by them as being progressive and open to the novel trends in science. The author of this paper will comment on her attitude to the art of the translation of the texts in history from Kartuli into English.
საქართველოსსიძველენი; Georgian Antiquities
ათონის მთის ქართველთა ივირონის მონასტერი და მისი ხელოვენების რეპრეზენტაცია ტიმოთე გაბაშვილის "მიმოსლვა"-ში; Georgian Monastery of Iviron at Athos and Representation of its Arts in Timothe Gabashvili "Travels"2021 •
Collection of the Works of the Gori State University
New Information About Archil the 2nd and Giorgi the 11th (in Georgian)2024 •
The Ottoman period archive of the Presidential Archives of Türkiye contains more than 150 million documents. The documents preserved here are very important for studying the past of the countries neighboring Türkiye, including Georgia and the Caucasus in general. Even in the Soviet period, Ottoman state materials entered the scientific circulation. Since the late 1990ies, and especially since the beginning of the 21st century, the introduction of such documents into Georgian historiography has become especially active. Naturally, such news enriches our understanding of the historical past of Georgia. Although we have various local sources about the new period of the 17th-18th centuries, a number of questions remain unclear. To do this, it is very important to study the historical documents of neighboring countries. In 2022, a collection of consolidated versions of Ottoman documents concerning Georgia was published in two books. Sources tell us very important and sometimes unknown news. Therefore, the researcher of the period of the 15th – the beginning of the 20th centuries cannot ignore this unique publication. In the aforementioned collection, we found several documents relating to Archil II (Shahnazar Khan) and Giorgi XI (Shahnavaz II). The mentioned documents reveal previously unknown news related to the mentioned kings, which further enrich our knowledge about Georgia at the end of the 17th century.
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