Author: Sven Kalbhenn
- Osmanisches Reich
- Archäologie
- UNESCO Welt Kulturerbe
- Mittelalter (500-1500 AC)
- Griechische Antike
- Burg
- Safawiden-Reich (1501 - 1722 n.Chr.)
- Sassanidenreich (224 - 642 n.Chr.)
- Antike (800 BC - 600 AC)
- Steinzeit (bis 2200 BC)
- Prähistorisch
- Eisenzeit (800 BC - 100 AC)
- Byzantinische Antike
- Palast
- Bronzezeit (2200-800 BC)
- Achämenidenreich (500 - 330 v.Chr.)
- Römische Antike
- Kloster


Baku
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Baku is both the capital of Azerbaijan and an important oil metropolis.
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The Katskhi pillar
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Tiny hermit monastery high up on a limestone rock needle.
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Mestia at night
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Mestia has, thanks to the illuminated defense towers, of course a very special flair.
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Mestia
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Mestia is the capital of the Swanetia region. Built as defensive structures against invading North Caucasian tribes and hostile family clans, the numerous defensive towers tell of a warlike past.
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Kutaissi
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Kutaissi is the third largest city in Georgia with about 150,000 inhabitants and is located on the Rioni River.
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Kaloubani St. Giorgi chapel
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The Kaloubani St. Giorgi Chapel is located on the top of a mountain 4 km west of Mtskheta.
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Khertvisi fortress
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According to legend, the fortress was destroyed by Alexander the Great. But it was rebuilt over and over again.
