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- Didnauri (en georgià: დიდნაური) és un jaciment arqueològic de l'edat del bronze tardà / edat del ferro a Geòrgia, situat a les estepes de la plana Shiraki, al municipi de Dedoplistskaro, al sud-est del país. L'Agència Nacional per a la Conservació del Patrimoni Cultural de Geòrgia, que dona suport els treballs de camp en curs, l'ha descrit com «l'assentament més antic» descobert al sud del Caucas. El lloc està inscrit en la llista dels Monuments Culturals destacats de Geòrgia. (ca)
- Didnauri (Georgian: დიდნაური) is a Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age archaeological site in Georgia, located in the steppes of the Shiraki Plain in the country's southeasternmost municipality of Dedoplistsqaro. The National Agency for Cultural Heritage Preservation of Georgia, which supports the ongoing field works, has described it as "the largest ever ancient settlement" unearthed in the South Caucasus. The site is inscribed on the list of the Immovable Monuments of Cultural Heritage of Georgia. The Didnauri site was discovered, in 2014, through satellite imagery in the western part of the Shiraki Plain used as croplands. Preliminary digs revealed ruins of a large settlement, which was dated by a team of Georgian archaeologists to the period of 12th to 9th century BC. The settlement is encompassed by a 1.5 km-long and 7 m-wide defensive wall made of clay and wooden logs, "unique in its scale and design", as described by the expedition led by the archaeologist Konstantine Pitskhelauri. The pattern of destruction of the wall suggests an unexpected natural disaster, presumably an earthquake. Among other ruined structures unearthed were several buildings, including those apparently used for religious rituals, a water supply system, and four tombs, which contained the early 10th-century BC artifacts such as ceramic vessels, stone tools, and bronze items. One of the tombs belonged to an upper-class warrior who was buried with his dagger and had an arrowhead, not of local origin, lodged in his stomach area. (en)
- Didnauri (en georgiano, დიდნაური) es un sitio arqueológico de la edad del Bronce tardío / edad del Hierro en Georgia, ubicado en las estepas de la Llanura Shiraki en el municipio de Dedoplistskaro, al sureste del país. La Agencia Nacional para la Conservación del Patrimonio Cultural de Georgia, que apoya los trabajos de campo en curso, lo ha descrito como "el asentamiento más antiguo" descubierto en el sur del Cáucaso. El sitio está inscrito en la lista de los monumentos inamovibles del patrimonio cultural de Georgia. (es)
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- Didnauri (en georgià: დიდნაური) és un jaciment arqueològic de l'edat del bronze tardà / edat del ferro a Geòrgia, situat a les estepes de la plana Shiraki, al municipi de Dedoplistskaro, al sud-est del país. L'Agència Nacional per a la Conservació del Patrimoni Cultural de Geòrgia, que dona suport els treballs de camp en curs, l'ha descrit com «l'assentament més antic» descobert al sud del Caucas. El lloc està inscrit en la llista dels Monuments Culturals destacats de Geòrgia. (ca)
- Didnauri (en georgiano, დიდნაური) es un sitio arqueológico de la edad del Bronce tardío / edad del Hierro en Georgia, ubicado en las estepas de la Llanura Shiraki en el municipio de Dedoplistskaro, al sureste del país. La Agencia Nacional para la Conservación del Patrimonio Cultural de Georgia, que apoya los trabajos de campo en curso, lo ha descrito como "el asentamiento más antiguo" descubierto en el sur del Cáucaso. El sitio está inscrito en la lista de los monumentos inamovibles del patrimonio cultural de Georgia. (es)
- Didnauri (Georgian: დიდნაური) is a Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age archaeological site in Georgia, located in the steppes of the Shiraki Plain in the country's southeasternmost municipality of Dedoplistsqaro. The National Agency for Cultural Heritage Preservation of Georgia, which supports the ongoing field works, has described it as "the largest ever ancient settlement" unearthed in the South Caucasus. The site is inscribed on the list of the Immovable Monuments of Cultural Heritage of Georgia. (en)
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