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    Georgian Source-Studies
    Vol. 25 (2023)

    It is our pleasure to introduce the new N25 issue of  "Georgian Source studies". As always, the Journal presents a variety of materials. The articles are distributed in the following sections: Researches in field of History and Source-studies, Historiography, Publication of Archival Materials, Translation and Presentation of Sources, Comments, Book Reviews, Chronicle, Information, In Memoriam. In total there are about three dozen of papers published in the present issue. The publications are enriched with photos. The authors work in various field of humanities. Part of them are independent researchers, another part are representatives of a dozen research centers and universities.

  • Georgian Source-Studies
    Vol. 24 (2022)

    It is our pleasure to introduce the new N24 issue of “Georgian Source-Studies“. As always the journal presents a variety of materials. The articles are distributed in the following sections: Researches in Field of History and Source-studies; Historiography; Publication of Archival Materials; Translation and Presentation of Sources; Comments; Standpoint; Book Reviews; Chronicle; information, In Memoriam. In total there are more than forty papers published in the present issue. Almost half of them represents research papers. All publications are enriched with photos. The authors work in various field of humanities and represent more than a dozen research centers and universities.

    We are convinced that this issue of the journal, like all the previous ones, will cause great interest of the scientific public.

  • Georgian Source-Studies
    Vol. 23 (2021)

    The resent issue publishes the research papers and the papers containing information on new publica- tions in field of humanities, national and international conferences, personal archival data, cultural heritage, new findings, historical web-pages etc. The publications cover wide-range of topics. In regard of chronology also the papers show diversity: they concern facts from premodernity until very recently. The authors are representatives of many academic centers and independent researchers, well experienced as well as young scientists. According to the editors the resent volume shows that, “Georgian Sourse-Studies” is an academic media which ensures an opportunity for humanitarians to exchange ideas and prepare soil for national and international collaborations.