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Thanks for pointing out his site. I was not aware of it.
Yes, this is the same Vakhtang Kiziria who opened our collective eyes to these weapons. My short description is a very, very pale rendition of his outstanding work. I would strongly recommend getting his papers from the site mentioned by Machinist. I am getting his papers on Laz Bichagi. His paper with Bakradze about West Georgian sabers is a masterpiece. IMHO, in the field of Georgian Weapons he is an equivalent of Elgood . |
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Ariel:
I think we should try to archive here as much as possible of the material on Georgian weapons as there does not appear to be another web site that has a broad perspective on these. Ian. |
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I agree.
And, in addition to that, I would also strongly recommend a new book by Kirill Rivkin on Caucasian weapons. The best one available ! It is available on Amazon. |
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Salaams All... This is a superb idea.
Regards, Ibrahiim al Balooshi. ![]() |
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