LINGUA HOUSE TBILISI
Vake Park
Tbilisi, Georgia

LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
OUR WEBSITE:
http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html

The Bronze Age relationships between Greece and Georgia were
apparently responsible for the emergence of the myth of the Argonauts,
who came to Colchis for the Golden Fleece. The entire ancient history
of Georgia is marked by highly developed metallurgy. The earliest
bronze objects were produced here as early as 4000 BC. By around the
mid-2nd millennium BC, metal-smiths of East Georgia displayed
exceptional skills in bronze metallurgy. Among Eurasian artisans of
that period, only metal-smiths of Georgia evolved the most complicated
and now lost technique of wax openwork casting to produce hollow
bronze objects, including small statuettes and handles of swords and
daggers.
The appearance of iron and even steel weapons is also associated with
the same period. However, iron did not become common in the area until
around 1200 BC.
Two states flourished in the Classical Period in Georgia: Egrisi, or
Colchis in the west (6th-1st centuries BC) and Kartli, or Iberia in
the east (3rd century BC - 3rd century AD). Greek, Achaemenid Persian
and Roman influences are clearly reflected in art and governance. The
spectacular remains of the residences of aristocracy from Vani in
Colchis and Bagineti, next to Mtskheta (the ancient capital of Iberia)
speak of the wealth and prosperity of the two states.

Call us at Lingua House Tbilisi, Georgia, today, or email us at:

linguahouse @ hotmail.com

For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
quietly listen in on any language class in session, to see if you like
our school and would like to register for your own lessons!

LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
OUR WEBSITE:
http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html

We have two EDITORS and Writers of English [Bryan Adrian and Ross
McConnell] who can edit and revise any documents or reports in English
you need to read more professionally in your business or academic
publishing.

We are ALWAYS also seeking new and unique and highly qualified
TEACHERS in all languages!  Pls. email us your CV, today!

Here at Lingua House, Vake district, on Abashidze Street, we
specialize in familiar and personal one-on-one private tutorials,
small intense classes, and, we are also quite proud of our very
popular discussion groups, which are lively and  less expensive than
private tutorials --- and very satifsying --- proven in survey after
survey of our school !

For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
quietly listen in on a language class in session, to see if you like
our school and would like to register for more lessons!

The general prices below are stated for individual and small classes
(2-3 students in a class}; for larger classes (4-7 students) [there
are at times exceptions to these rules], there is a 10% per cent
discount per student. Maximum number of students in each class is 7.
Upon successful finishing of a course we grant our own Lingua House
certificate.

Duration of classes: Individual private classes for one or two
students last one hour (60 minutes).  Classes for 3 students last an
hour and fifteen minutes (75 minutes);
                                   4-7 student classes last 90
minutes.

Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
TBILISI, GEORGIA

On Sep 23, 9:10 am, Beverly Seals  wrote:
> LINGUA HOUSE TBILISI
> Vake Park
> Tbilisi, Georgia
>
> LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
> Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> OUR WEBSITE:http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html
>
> The Bronze Age relationships between Greece and Georgia were
> apparently responsible for the emergence of the myth of the Argonauts,
> who came to Colchis for the Golden Fleece. The entire ancient history
> of Georgia is marked by highly developed metallurgy. The earliest
> bronze objects were produced here as early as 4000 BC. By around the
> mid-2nd millennium BC, metal-smiths of East Georgia displayed
> exceptional skills in bronze metallurgy. Among Eurasian artisans of
> that period, only metal-smiths of Georgia evolved the most complicated
> and now lost technique of wax openwork casting to produce hollow
> bronze objects, including small statuettes and handles of swords and
> daggers.
> The appearance of iron and even steel weapons is also associated with
> the same period. However, iron did not become common in the area until
> around 1200 BC.
> Two states flourished in the Classical Period in Georgia: Egrisi, or
> Colchis in the west (6th-1st centuries BC) and Kartli, or Iberia in
> the east (3rd century BC - 3rd century AD). Greek, Achaemenid Persian
> and Roman influences are clearly reflected in art and governance. The
> spectacular remains of the residences of aristocracy from Vani in
> Colchis and Bagineti, next to Mtskheta (the ancient capital of Iberia)
> speak of the wealth and prosperity of the two states.
>
> Call us at Lingua House Tbilisi, Georgia, today, or email us at:
>
> linguahouse @ hotmail.com
>
> For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
> students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
> quietly listen in on any language class in session, to see if you like
> our school and would like to register for your own lessons!
>
> LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
> Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> OUR WEBSITE:http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html
>
> We have two EDITORS and Writers of English [Bryan Adrian and Ross
> McConnell] who can edit and revise any documents or reports in English
> you need to read more professionally in your business or academic
> publishing.
>
> We are ALWAYS also seeking new and unique and highly qualified
> TEACHERS in all languages!  Pls. email us your CV, today!
>
> Here at Lingua House, Vake district, on Abashidze Street, we
> specialize in familiar and personal one-on-one private tutorials,
> small intense classes, and, we are also quite proud of our very
> popular discussion groups, which are lively and  less expensive than
> private tutorials --- and very satifsying --- proven in survey after
> survey of our school !
>
> For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
> students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
> quietly listen in on a language class in session, to see if you like
> our school and would like to register for more lessons!
>
> The general prices below are stated for individual and small classes
> (2-3 students in a class}; for larger classes (4-7 students) [there
> are at times exceptions to these rules], there is a 10% per cent
> discount per student. Maximum number of students in each class is 7.
> Upon successful finishing of a course we grant our own Lingua House
> certificate.
>
> Duration of classes: Individual private classes for one or two
> students last one hour (60 minutes).  Classes for 3 students last an
> hour and fifteen minutes (75 minutes);
>                                    4-7 student classes last 90
> minutes.
>
> Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> TBILISI, GEORGIA

Hello,

Can you refer me to the sourcing of your information on bronze being
produced in Georgia in 4000 B.C.? I would appreciate it very much.

On 23 sep, 15:10, Beverly Seals  wrote:
> LINGUA HOUSE TBILISI
> Vake Park
> Tbilisi, Georgia
>
> LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
> Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> OUR WEBSITE:http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html
>
> The Bronze Age relationships between Greece and Georgia were
> apparently responsible for the emergence of the myth of the Argonauts,
> who came to Colchis for the Golden Fleece. The entire ancient history
> of Georgia is marked by highly developed metallurgy. The earliest
> bronze objects were produced here as early as 4000 BC. By around the
> mid-2nd millennium BC, metal-smiths of East Georgia displayed
> exceptional skills in bronze metallurgy. Among Eurasian artisans of
> that period, only metal-smiths of Georgia evolved the most complicated
> and now lost technique of wax openwork casting to produce hollow
> bronze objects, including small statuettes and handles of swords and
> daggers.
> The appearance of iron and even steel weapons is also associated with
> the same period. However, iron did not become common in the area until
> around 1200 BC.
> Two states flourished in the Classical Period in Georgia: Egrisi, or
> Colchis in the west (6th-1st centuries BC) and Kartli, or Iberia in
> the east (3rd century BC - 3rd century AD). Greek, Achaemenid Persian
> and Roman influences are clearly reflected in art and governance. The
> spectacular remains of the residences of aristocracy from Vani in
> Colchis and Bagineti, next to Mtskheta (the ancient capital of Iberia)
> speak of the wealth and prosperity of the two states.
>
> Call us at Lingua House Tbilisi, Georgia, today, or email us at:
>
> linguahouse @ hotmail.com
>
> For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
> students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
> quietly listen in on any language class in session, to see if you like
> our school and would like to register for your own lessons!
>
> LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
> Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> OUR WEBSITE:http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html
>
> We have two EDITORS and Writers of English [Bryan Adrian and Ross
> McConnell] who can edit and revise any documents or reports in English
> you need to read more professionally in your business or academic
> publishing.
>
> We are ALWAYS also seeking new and unique and highly qualified
> TEACHERS in all languages!  Pls. email us your CV, today!
>
> Here at Lingua House, Vake district, on Abashidze Street, we
> specialize in familiar and personal one-on-one private tutorials,
> small intense classes, and, we are also quite proud of our very
> popular discussion groups, which are lively and  less expensive than
> private tutorials --- and very satifsying --- proven in survey after
> survey of our school !
>
> For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
> students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
> quietly listen in on a language class in session, to see if you like
> our school and would like to register for more lessons!
>
> The general prices below are stated for individual and small classes
> (2-3 students in a class}; for larger classes (4-7 students) [there
> are at times exceptions to these rules], there is a 10% per cent
> discount per student. Maximum number of students in each class is 7.
> Upon successful finishing of a course we grant our own Lingua House
> certificate.
>
> Duration of classes: Individual private classes for one or two
> students last one hour (60 minutes).  Classes for 3 students last an
> hour and fifteen minutes (75 minutes);
>                                    4-7 student classes last 90
> minutes.
>
> Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> TBILISI, GEORGIA

For those interested, but not going back as far as 4000 BC, you've got
below a link to the actual exhibition in Paris Mint from September 11
to November 7 called "The gold of the golden fleece" about the
treasures found since 2004 in the 8th to 1st century BC aristocratic
tumbs of Vani (quoted by Strabon, contemproraneous to the last ones)
in Georgia, curated by the national museum of Georgia's director M.
Lordkipanidze, discoverer of the Dmanissi (oldest european) man,
previously showed in Berlin Antikensammlung and Nice asiatic arts
museum and later in Washington Smithsonian institute :

http://www.monnaiedeparis.fr/presse/CP%20OR%204.pdf
http://www.monnaiedeparis.fr

didier Meurgues

On Sep 23, 11:07 pm, Samra  wrote:
> On Sep 23, 9:10 am, Beverly Seals  wrote:
>
>
>
> > LINGUA HOUSE TBILISI
> > Vake Park
> > Tbilisi, Georgia
>
> > LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
> > Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> > E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> > Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> > OUR WEBSITE:http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html
>
> > The Bronze Age relationships between Greece and Georgia were
> > apparently responsible for the emergence of the myth of the Argonauts,
> > who came to Colchis for the Golden Fleece. The entire ancient history
> > of Georgia is marked by highly developed metallurgy. The earliest
> > bronze objects were produced here as early as 4000 BC. By around the
> > mid-2nd millennium BC, metal-smiths of East Georgia displayed
> > exceptional skills in bronze metallurgy. Among Eurasian artisans of
> > that period, only metal-smiths of Georgia evolved the most complicated
> > and now lost technique of wax openwork casting to produce hollow
> > bronze objects, including small statuettes and handles of swords and
> > daggers.
> > The appearance of iron and even steel weapons is also associated with
> > the same period. However, iron did not become common in the area until
> > around 1200 BC.
> > Two states flourished in the Classical Period in Georgia: Egrisi, or
> > Colchis in the west (6th-1st centuries BC) and Kartli, or Iberia in
> > the east (3rd century BC - 3rd century AD). Greek, Achaemenid Persian
> > and Roman influences are clearly reflected in art and governance. The
> > spectacular remains of the residences of aristocracy from Vani in
> > Colchis and Bagineti, next to Mtskheta (the ancient capital of Iberia)
> > speak of the wealth and prosperity of the two states.
>
> > Call us at Lingua House Tbilisi, Georgia, today, or email us at:
>
> > linguahouse @ hotmail.com
>
> > For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
> > students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
> > quietly listen in on any language class in session, to see if you like
> > our school and would like to register for your own lessons!
>
> > LINGUA HOUSE -- TBILISI, Georgia  country code [995]  City code [32]
> > Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> > E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> > Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> > OUR WEBSITE:http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/linguahouse-tbilisi/school.html
>
> > We have two EDITORS and Writers of English [Bryan Adrian and Ross
> > McConnell] who can edit and revise any documents or reports in English
> > you need to read more professionally in your business or academic
> > publishing.
>
> > We are ALWAYS also seeking new and unique and highly qualified
> > TEACHERS in all languages!  Pls. email us your CV, today!
>
> > Here at Lingua House, Vake district, on Abashidze Street, we
> > specialize in familiar and personal one-on-one private tutorials,
> > small intense classes, and, we are also quite proud of our very
> > popular discussion groups, which are lively and  less expensive than
> > private tutorials --- and very satifsying --- proven in survey after
> > survey of our school !
>
> > For the last week/days of September, we are OFFERING to any interested
> > students and/or teachers, to drop in our Abashidze 25 school house and
> > quietly listen in on a language class in session, to see if you like
> > our school and would like to register for more lessons!
>
> > The general prices below are stated for individual and small classes
> > (2-3 students in a class}; for larger classes (4-7 students) [there
> > are at times exceptions to these rules], there is a 10% per cent
> > discount per student. Maximum number of students in each class is 7.
> > Upon successful finishing of a course we grant our own Lingua House
> > certificate.
>
> > Duration of classes: Individual private classes for one or two
> > students last one hour (60 minutes).  Classes for 3 students last an
> > hour and fifteen minutes (75 minutes);
> >                                    4-7 student classes last 90
> > minutes.
>
> > Tel: 91 37 85                        Mob: 895 50 29 57
> > E-mail: linguahouse @ hotmail.com
> > Address: 25 Irakli Abashidze Street, 2 nd floor
> > TBILISI, GEORGIA
>
> Hello,
>
> Can you refer me to the sourcing of your information on bronze being
> produced in Georgia in 4000 B.C.? I would appreciate it very much.

http://www.visitgeorgia.ge/English/Tours/Other_tours/Archaeological_Tour.htm

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