An artistic pottery of high medieval centuries from Samshvilde

Authors

  • Mariam Gabisonia The Union of Tbilisi Museums

Abstract

The article presents medieval local artistic ceramic fragments discovered at Samshvilde during the 2014–2017 excavations. The most common motif is the looped circle pattern, especially on blue- and green-glazed bowls. The material dates to the 12th–13th centuries and reflects a high level of ceramic technology. Vegetal and geometric ornaments dominate, along with bird representations.

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Published

2024-04-03

How to Cite

Gabisonia, M. (2024). An artistic pottery of high medieval centuries from Samshvilde. Archaeology: The Scientific Journal of the University of Georgia, (3), 77–84. Retrieved from https://arch.ug.edu.ge/index.php/arch/article/view/34

Issue

No. 3 (2019): Archaeology: the Scientific Journal of the University of Georgia

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Articles

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