American Kartvelologist in the Archives Department

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American Kartvelologist, Achara archive, Harrison King

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The Adjara Archives were visited by Joseph Harrison King, an American Kartvelologist, researcher, and doctoral student at the University of Berkeley. He is interested in Georgian history and culture. He has a special love for Georgia. It was with this love that he learned the Georgian language in the shortest possible time (online) and was able to read archival documents in the original Georgian language.

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2021-10-20

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No. 22 (2021): Archeion

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