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Mystics As a Product of Cultural Tourism (On the Example of Georgia’S Archeology)
European Scientific Journal December 2016 /SPECIAL/ edition ISSN: 1857 – 7881 (Print) e - ISSN 1857- 7431 Mystics as a Product of Cultural Tourism (On the Example of Georgia’s Archeology) Maka Piranashvili, Associate Professor Lamara Kadagidze, Professor Grigol Robakidze University, Tbilisi, Georgia Abstract Tourism is one of the biggest industries in the world the growth of which in a certain country is strongly stipulated by the internal stability, safe environment and an acceptable level of economic development. Orientation on the promotion of tourism requires the implementation of activities ensuring protection of historical, religious and archeological monuments; care of local folklore, traditions and customs and preservation of art and cuisine. Many countries of the world have started offering intangible resources such as myths, legends and mystics in general as tourist products. Using myths and legends as intangible tourist resources to promote tourism in Georgia has great prospects since according to the world experience and researches in psychology; it increases the interest level and motivation to visit a certain destination on both international and domestic levels. Alongside its cultural and historical resources Georgia is notably rich in myths, legends and mystical diversity enabling cultural-mystical tourism to be pushed forward. Georgia is distinguished with its variety of mystical sights. One can often witness a bunch of tourists gathered around local elderly striving to find out weird stories about a travel destination -
Crossroads of the Caucasus: Azerbaijan, Georgia & Armenia 2020
Crossroads of the Caucasus: Azerbaijan, Georgia & Armenia 2020 1 SEP – 22 SEP 2020 Code: 22029 Tour Leaders Davit Naskidashvili Physical Ratings With Georgian Archaeologist, Davit Naskidashvili, explore the fascinating history, art, architecture and unforgettable scenery of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. Overview Travel with Georgian archaeologist, Davit Naskidashvili, on this cultural expedition through the Caucasus. Explore the intricate history and richly varied culture of the Caucasus. Learn how this region was a crossroads of invasion and trade by Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs and Turks and became a vital leg of the famed Silk Route. Journey through some of the world’s most magnificent landscapes, with verdant valleys framed by the great Caucasus Mountains and supreme Ararat. Discover the fascinating, at times eccentric, ultra modern architecture of Baku, including the Flame Towers, Carpet Museum and Zaha Hadid's Heydar Aliyev Centre. Wonder at the richly decorated interior of the Khan’s Summer Palace, Sheki, with exquisite paintings inspired by late medieval Persia. Drive high into the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range to stay in a famous mountain lodge and visit Gergeti Trinity Church framed by high Caucasus peaks, and (optional) Dariali Gorge with a waterfall walk. Visit the Upper Svaneti region, a UNESCO World-heritage site, featuring exceptional mountain scenery with medieval-type villages and distinctive koshki (defensive stone towers). Appreciate the distinctiveness of Armenian religious culture; this was the first state formerly to adopt Christianity as its official religion. View the fascinating decoration of Georgia’s and Armenia’s stunningly located mountain monasteries, that fuses local, Islamic and Western motifs. Enjoy supreme quality Eastern fresco painting in Gelati Monastery (Kutaisi, Georgia) and in the Church of the Dormition (Vardzia, Georgia). -
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Leri Tavadze Quarterly Report for Farig Rothschild Research Grant I Have Started to Realize My Research Project Since 1 March, 2011
Leri Tavadze Quarterly Report For FaRiG Rothschild Research Grant I have started to realize my research project since 1 March, 2011. Project is about “Georgian secular depiction between Sassanian and Byzantine prototypes” The first quarter lasts from March up to the end of May. Initial goal for the first quarter was to collect the materials concerning the research topic as well as arrangement of presentation of my project at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University also wherever it is possible, namely at scientific research conferences. The materials that I have already collected are accumulated from the various institutions and special literature. Among the archives and libraries I am indebted to Georgian National Center of Manuscripts and National Parliamentary Library of Georgia. Some materials are collected from the special literature. The list of bibliography is included in the article that I have prepared. Now briefly about the presentations over the research project that I have managed to accomplish.The first presentation was held at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University (TSU). Another one took place in Vardzia at 3rd International Conference of Student-Archaeologists organized jointly by Tbilisi State University (TSU) and University of Oxford, 12-15 April, 2011. The title of my conference paper was – “Social Motives in Late Antique and Early Medieval Georgian Secular Depiction (According to Archaeological, Numismatic, Glyptic and Relief Materials Discovered in Georgia)” During the first quarter I have also managed to write an article that reports the early stage of my research project which is very important to understand the secular depiction of medieval Georgia. This article I have presented in 3rd International Conference of Student- Archaeologists at Vardzia. -
Contextual Research of the Market Potential of Historical and Cultural Tourism in the Black Sea Basin
www.greethis.net Contextual research of the market potential of historical and cultural tourism in the Black Sea basin Georgia November 2020 1 www.greethis.net The contextual research of the market potential of historical and cultural tourism in the Black Sea basin includes following particularly interesting municipalities - Batumi, Poti, Kobuleti, Lanchkhuti, of one of the most ancient countries of the Eastern Black Sea region – Georgia. Flag and coat of arms of Poti Municipality Flag and coat of arms of Lanchkhuti municipality Flag and coat of arms of Batumi municipality 2 www.greethis.net Flag and coat of arms of Kobuleti municipality 3 www.greethis.net Contents CHAPTER I ........................................................................................................ 6 About the project ............................................................................................. 6 CHAPTER II ........................................................................................................ 7 Green and Historical Tourism Trends in Georgia .......................................................... 7 Legislation, academic publications, articles ............................................................ 7 Statistical data ................................................................................................. 13 Resident Visitors ............................................................................................. 13 Non-resident visitors ....................................................................................... -
Hello America!
Science Signpost Publishing Advances in Ecological and Environmental Research Hello America! Vazha Todua1, Otari Chitanava2 1. Botanic-Zoology Department, Sokhumi State University, 9 Politkovskaya Str., 0186, Tbilisi, Georgia. 2. Georgian Technical University, 77, Kostava Str., 0160, Tbilisi, Georgia. Received: December 30, 2020 / Accepted: February 12, 2020 / Published: Vol. 5, Issue 04, pp. 135-141, 2020 Abstract: The article presents a description of the plant sequoia that grows in the Zugdidi Botanical Garden of the Samegrelo region in Georgia. The Megrelian sequoia is compared to the sequoia collection in California. It is characterized by the nature of Samegrelo and the Poti lowland, which is comparable to the nature of California. Economic gains and links with other countries are also shown. The article was written in August 2019. Key words: Flora, Megrelian, Kolkheti, Botanical garden, Zugdidi, Sequoia, Poti 1. Introduction Welcome to the evergreen tree – Sequoia – Sequoiadendzon giganteum of the cypress family (Cupzessaceae) imported from the Nikiti Botanical Garden in the 50s of the 19th century (about 1850). Samegrelo is one of the sides in Georgia and is conditionally equivalent to the state US. Its administrative center is Zugdidi. Zugdidi's Megrelian Sequoia had a strategic ally "mother" at the Big Tree Park, Calaveras (California), America, with a tunnel cut in its trunk (was cut in 1880), in which the car could freely be getting through. This giant tree sequoia called the Ioner Chabin Tree at the age of 1000, in 2017 was knocked down by the wind and fell. He practically could not withstand the strong storm, but left his "children and grandchildren," which subsequently spread around the world, in the Colchis part of Samegrelo. -
History of Georgia
Marina Tumanishvili Cultural Heritage of Georgia at 1900 Paris World Exhibition and after 118 years Second Edition 2020 “Cultural Heritage of Georgia at 1900 Paris World Exhibition and after 118 years” Idea authors: Manana Vardzelashvili and Marina Tumanishvili Author: Marina Tumanishvili Part I: Raphael Isarlishvili, Alexander Khakhanashvili: “ History of Georgia, Paris-Tiflis, 1900” (“Histoire de Géorgie, Paris-Tiflis, 1900») - Retrospective edition Part II: Marina Tumanishvili: “Cultural Heritage of Georgia presented at 1900 Paris World Exhibition after 118 years” The book was prepared for publishing by: Marina Tumanishvili Main editor: Nikoloz Antidze Editorial board: Davit Lomitashvili, Giorgi Tcheishvili, Manana Vardzelashvili, Nino Shiolashvili, Ketevan Kamushadze, Besik Lortkipanidze Design: Ioseb Kemashvili Ivane Kenia –Graphic designer of Part I Cover design: Marina Tumanishvili Map of Georgia – Giorgi Xaburzania Photo of Eiffel Tower – Marina Tumanishvili Translation: Ltd “Lingvo” Correction: Mariam Kuparadze, Ana Gvenetadze Photos: Gia Saparishvili, Ivane Kenia, Inga Nichanian, Sandro Kenkadze, Marina Tumanishvili The archival documents used in this book are preserved at: Georgian National Museum, Simon Janashia Museum of Georgia; Giorgi Leonidze State Museum of Georgian Literature; Korneli Kekelidze Georgian National Centre of Manuscripts. The editorial board thanks for the assistance in the preparation of the publication: Georgian National Museum, Simon Janashia Museum of Georgia staff members – Marine Bokuchava, Mamuka -
DIGITAL SOUTH CAUCASUS COLLECTION DSC C Otar LORDKIPANIDZE CENTRE of ARCHAEOLOGY of GEORGIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM
This is a file in the Digital South Caucasus Colletion (DSCC) project: Author: Gamqreliże, Gela Title: Researches in Iberia-Colchology The DSCC is part of the Ancient World Digital Library hosted by the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World Library. The Georgian National Museum has granted permission to the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World of New York University to publish this material electronically in the Digital South Caucasus Collection (DSCC). We are making such material available on a noncommercial basis for research and educational purposes in an effort to expand access to thinly-held and/or out-of-print material related to the study of the ancient world. If you wish to use copyrighted material from this site for purposes beyond those in accordance with fair use (Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107), you must obtain permission from the Georgian National Museum. We respect the intellectual property rights of others. If you believe that you own the copyright to the material made available on this site, please see our takedown policy: http:/dcaa.hosting.nyu.edu/takedown-notice DIGITAL SOUTH CAUCASUS COLLECTION DSC C Otar LORDKIPANIDZE CENTRE OF ARCHAEOLOGY OF GEORGIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM RESEARCHES IN IBERIA-COLCHOLOGY (History and archaeology of ancient Georgia) by Gela Gamkrelidze *** Edited by David Braund Prof. of University of Exeter (UK) gela gamyreliZe: iberia-kolxologiuri kvlevebi. winamdebare wignSi avtoris mier ucxoeTSi gamoqveynebuli statiebis nawilia Tavmoyrili. zogierT statiaSi damatebebia Setanili. wignSi ganxilulia iberia-kolxologiis _ saqarTvelos klasikuri da adremedievuri periodis istoria-arqeologiis sakiTxebi. wigni gankuTvnilia specialistebisaTvis da Cveni qveynis istoriiT dainteresebuli ucxoeli mkiTxvelisaTvis. -
Pro Georgia Vol. 26 New Paprocki.Indd
1 PRO GEORGIA JOURNAL OF KARTVELOLOGICAL STUDIES N o 26 — 2016 2 E DITOR- IN-CHIEF David KOLBAIA S ECRETARY Sophia J VANIA EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Jan MALICKI, Wojciech MATERSKI Henryk PAPROCKI I NTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Zaza ALEKSIDZE, Professor, National Center of Manuscripts, Tbilisi Alejandro B ARRAL–IGLESIAS, Professor Emeritus, Cathedral Museum Santiago de Compostela Jan BRAUN (†), Professor Emeritus, University of Warsaw Metropolitan A NDREW (GVAZAVA) of Samtavisi and Gori Eparchy Gocha JAPARIDZE, Professor, Tbilisi State University Stanis³aw L ISZEWSKI, Professor, University of Lodz Mariam LORTKIPANIDZE, Professor Emerita, Tbilisi State University Guram L ORTKIPANIDZE, Professor Emeritus, Tbilisi State University Marek M ¥DZIK, Professor, Maria Curie-Sk³odowska University, Lublin Tamila M GALOBLISHVILI, Professor, National Centre of Manuscripts, Tbilisi Lech M R Ó Z, Professor, University of Warsaw Bernard OUTTIER, Professor, University of Geneve Andrzej P ISOWICZ, Professor, Jagiellonian University, Cracow Annegret P LONTKE-LUENING, Professor, Friedrich Schiller University, Jena Tadeusz SWIETOCHOWSKI, Professor, Columbia University, New York Sophia V ASHALOMIDZE, Professor, Martin-Luther-Univerity, Halle-Wittenberg Andrzej W O Ź N I A K, Professor, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw 3 PRO GEORGIA JOURNAL OF KARTVELOLOGICAL STUDIES No 26 — 2016 (Published since 1991) CENTRE FOR EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES FACULTY OF ORIENTAL STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW WARSAW 2016 4 Cover: St. Mamai, Gelati Tondo (silver, gilt silver), 11th century © by Pro Georgia. Journal of Kartvelological Studies, Warsaw 2016 EDITORIAL ADDRESS Centre for East European Studies University of Warsaw Pa³ac Potockich, Krakowskie Przedmieœcie 26/28 PL 00-927 Warsaw tel. 48 22 55 22 555, fax 48 22 55 22 222 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected] PRINTING: Duo Studio ISSN 1230-1604 Edition of 500 Copies The printed version is the basic version of the journal CONTENTS 5 I. -
Georgian National Museum 42 / a Mini-Model of Georgia N1
34 / A REGION OF TREASURES 62 / FEEL PIROSMANI MUSEUM 08 / BUILDING THE FUTURE ON THE VIBRANT PAST Georgian National Museum 42 / A Mini-Model OF GEORGIA N1 . JUNE, 2014 12 / ROOTS OF THE GEORGIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM APRIL 7-18, 2014 REGION In 2013, the renovated Museum of History and Ethnology of Svaneti has opened its doors to the public. Since 2008, with support from international foundations and organizations, several large-scale projects have been carried out. 62 / ART [email protected] Pirosmani’s art is the bridge that connects medieval Georgian painting with the art of the 20th century. THE GLOBAL MUSEUM LEADERS COLLOQUIUM THE GLOBAL MUSEUM LEADERS COLLOQUIUM provides a (GMLC), a two-week forum created and hosted by The 360-degree view of current museum practices worldwide. It is Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is designed a laboratory for developing new, practical approaches to com- 54 / RESEARCH to stimulate and broaden international dialogue on mon challenges in museum leadership. By providing a forum for In 2013, with UNESCO's support, the museum management and collections care among di- open exchange, it fosters collaboration among the participating Georgian National Museum carried out a rectors from art institutions across the globe. The inau- institutions and countries, giving rise to an influential network of project entitled "Retracing Lost Technologies gural Colloquium brought together 14 directors from directors who are connected to the Metropolitan Museum of Art museums in Asia, Africa, Europe, and Latin America. and to each other as alumni of the GMLC. – Cloisonné Enamel", with the goal of restoring the lost medieval technology of MUSEUM cloisonné enamel.