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Nino Chikovani
Nino Chikovani

Nino Chikovani is the professor at the Department of Cultural Studies and Faculty of Humanities at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University.  In 2006 she was the dean of Faculty of Humanities at Tbilisi State University. Presently she is the Head of the UNESCO Chair of Intercultural Dialogue at Tbilisi State University and a Professor at the Department of Cultural Studies at the Faculty of Humanities at Tbilisi State University. Her research interests are: History of Georgian Culture in the Context of the Caucasus and Wider World; Intercultural Studies; Problems of Collective Memory and Identity. Nino is the author of multiple publications, such as: Culture and Religion in the South Caucasus (Course of the Lectures), “Nekeri” Press, Tbilisi, 2006; The ideas of Common Caucasian Home and Peaceful Caucasus at the beginning of the post-soviet Period, Materials of the First International Congress of Caucasiologists, Tbilisi, 2007; Ethnic and Religious Factors in the Process of Georgians’ Self-identification (Historical Perspective), Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue for Sustainable Development. Proceedings of the International Conference, Moscow, September 13-16, 2007. Moscow, Publishing House RAPA, 2008, and many others.

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Nino Abakelia

Nino Abakelia

Nino Abakelia obtained her MA from Tbilisi State University in English Language and Literature. She became the candidate of Historical Sciences in Ethnology from Armenian Academy of Sciences, The Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography (1987) and became Doctor of Historical Sciences in Ethnology from Georgian Academy of Sciences, Archaeological Research Centre (1997). She is the author of several books, such as:  Myth and Ritual in Western Georgia, “Metsniereba”,Tb., 1991, Georgian Folk Festivals, “Krialosani”,Tb., 1991. (Collective monograph), Symbol and Ritual in Georgian Culture, Georgian Academy of Sciences, I. Javakhishvili Institute of History and Ethnography, Tb., 1997. Also Nino is the author of multiple articles, such as: Towards the Investigation of the functions of things in the pattern of World (According to the Georgian ethnographic data) Semiotics,2. Scientific Journal, Tb.,2007; “Daimons” in Georgian mythico-ritual system,  Semiotics,3, Scientific Journal,Tb., 2008; Hoard as a symbol in Georgian culture, Civilization studies, 5, 2008. Currently Nino Abakelia is the Associated Professor of the Department of Humanities and Cultural Studies at Ilia Chacchavadze Tbilisi State University.

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Vakhtang Licheli obtained his first degree at the Department of History at Tbilisi State University. In 1991 he defended his PhD on the theme - “Ancient Georgia in the System of the Hellenistic World”. He has been the Head of Igoeti (2008), Paravani (2004-2007), and Samckhe (1988-2008) archaeological expeditions. He was the director of the project Baku-Tbilisi Ceihan Pipeline - Georgian Cultural Heritage (1999-2003). Also, he has been the Head of Archaeological Service and the Vice-Director of The Centre for Archaeological Studies (1999-2003). Presently, he is a professor at Tbilisi State University and University of Georgia.  He published various articles: New Archaeological Publications in Georgia. In: Ancient Civilizations from Scythia and Siberia. An international Journal of Comparative Studies in History and Archaeology. Vol. 12. # 3-4. Brill., 2006; Elements in Southern Georgia. In: Scythians, Sarmatians, Alans. Iranian-Speaking Nomads of The Eurasian Steppes. Barcelona, 2007; The statue of Colchian knight on the Samos Island Accidental or Reasonable. In: Pontika 2008, Recent research on the Northern and Eastern Black sea in Ancient Times. International colloquium, Cracow, and numerous others.