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2007 Volume 17

Georgian Medals of XX century (sculptor Lamara Qvelidze)

Entry date: 2007-01-27

Author(s): Nathia Ugrelidze

Lamara Qvelidze was one of the great sculptors in Georgian art history. She was born on 7th October 1937 in Tbilisi. Her first diploma project was SHEMODGOMA (AUTOMN) under the guidance of G. Sisauri.



2007 Volume 17

For studying of the symbol of pomegranate

Entry date: 2007-01-27

Author(s): Marika Mshvildadze, Ketevan Digmelashvili

Pomegranate as a symbol of fertility was widely spread in the Mediterranean civilization. In our opinion on the one hand it must be appeared in Christianity from the influence of the Old Testament and on the other hand, from Hellenistic-roman world.



2007 Volume 17

Geoecology of the Colchis Coastal Zone in Conditions of Forthcoming Upsurge of Sea Level

Entry date: 2007-01-27

Author(s): Zurab Janelidze

Greenhouse effect of atmosphere has been becoming more and more apparent during the last decades (since the end of the 20th century).
Global warming is the worldwide rise of air- and water temperatures as observed for the past decades. The phenomenon is thought to be the initiator of a worldwide climate change that has started several years ago and thought to continue for the next decades. The exact effects of global warming can not be predicted. One of the most spoken of effects of global warming is a worldwide rise of sea levels.



2007 Volume 17

Paleo-geographical Interpretation of Gareji Archeological Monuments

Entry date: 2007-01-27

Author(s): Zurab Janelidze

In the central part of the Iori Upland, situated in the Eastern part of Georgia – in Gareja-Iori region, which is distinguished by the number of its historical-cultural monuments of high conservation value (mid-centuries complex of monastery of David-Gareja with the bright pieces of architecture cut in the rocks), quite diverse and interesting complex of archeological monuments (sites of ancient settlements, burial mounds) of all stages of Bronze era (II half of the IV millennium – end of the II millennium B.C.) and Paleolithic era (beginning of the I millennium B.C.) have been exposed by the archeologists



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