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Dmitriy BakradzeHistorian, ethnographer, archaeologist
Date of Birth: 07.11.1826
Country:  Georgia |
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Biography of Dmitry Bakradze
Dmitry Bakradze was a Georgian historian, ethnographer, and archaeologist. He was born on October 26, 1826. Bakradze was a prominent representative of the bourgeois-democratic direction in Georgian historiography. He played a leading role in the collection of historical sources for the history of Georgia.
Contributions to Georgian History
Dmitry Bakradze was instrumental in the establishment of a museum in Tbilisi, where a rich collection of written monuments was gathered. He actively participated in the publication of five volumes of "Acts of the Caucasian Archaeographic Commission." He also played a key role as one of the organizers of the 5th All-Russian Archaeological Congress held in Tbilisi in 1881.
Notable Works
Among Bakradze's notable works are "The Caucasus in Ancient Christian Monuments" (1875) and "Archaeological Journey through Guria and Adjara" (1878). His research shed light on the ancient history and cultural heritage of Georgia.
Legacy
Dmitry Bakradze passed away on February 10, 1890. His contributions to Georgian history, ethnography, and archaeology continue to be recognized and appreciated. Bakradze's dedication to preserving and studying the historical and cultural heritage of Georgia has left a lasting impact on the field of Georgian historiography.
