: Ferhatlı
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Turkey
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The Marchlands, Northeastern Turkey
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41° 03’ N, 42° 00’ E
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Georgian
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Ferhatlı
[Georg: Akhiz or Aḫiza] is a very large garrison
fortress, primarily of Georgian construction (4th – 13th c), which was restored
in the 5th c. by King Vakhtang I Gorgasal and became the seat of a bishop. Its impressive circuit wall and battlements
guarded (along with Ardanuç) the road from Artvin to Ardahan.
Ref: Marchlands 2, pp. 170-171.
Additional photos are in the reference above.
: Akhiz, Aḫiza, ახიზა, Ferhatli
Site | Album | Images | Description | Author | Year | Cultures |
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1
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Site Plan(s)
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Robert W. Edwards
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1983
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Georgian
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7
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B&W Photographs
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Robert W. Edwards
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1983 - 2017
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Georgian
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4
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Color Transparencies
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Robert W. Edwards
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1983
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Georgian
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