Early byzantine peacock brooches in the Southern Caucasus in the early medieval period
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This paper discusses Early Byzantine clasps in the form of peacock, which occurred in modern Abkhazia and Kartli. These brooches date from the sixth and seventh centuries and meet with parallels among synchronous mediaeval antiquities. Peacock brooches discovered in the Southern Caucasus were imported directly from Byzantium. These finds indicate connections of the population of the Southern Caucasus and the Byzantine Empire.
Southern Caucasus and Byzantium brooches Byzantine influence, brooches, CC Archaeology / régészet, Southern Caucasus and Byzantium, Byzantine influence, [SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences
Southern Caucasus and Byzantium brooches Byzantine influence, brooches, CC Archaeology / régészet, Southern Caucasus and Byzantium, Byzantine influence, [SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences
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