IMERKHEVI / SOURCES & IMAGE CREDITS

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This first version uses historical photographs from Wikimedia Commons. They are catalogued there as public domain. Publication dates are not automatically treated as capture dates, and Marr is not assumed to be the photographer.

Imerkhevian house (Marr, 1911).JPG

Publication cited: Marr’s travel diary (1911). Photographer: unverified. Capture date: unverified. View source and rights record on Wikimedia Commons.

Surevani (Marr, 1911)-2.JPG

Publication cited: Marr’s travel diary (1911). Photographer: unverified. Capture date: unverified. View source and rights record on Wikimedia Commons.

Imerkhevians from Tskalsimeri (Marr, 1910).JPG

Publication cited: Marr’s travel diary (1911). Photographer: unverified. Capture date: source catalogue says 1910; not independently verified. View source and rights record on Wikimedia Commons.

Additional photo credits

Additional colour photographs: Emine Çiğdem Asrav, 2018, Figure 2 in ri-vista (2019), CC BY 4.0. The figure identifies the wider Imerkhevi area but not the exact settlements. Zakiyet photograph: Chakruze, source date 2012-07-10, CC BY-SA 3.0. Originals are retained; website layouts may crop the display and add a dark overlay.

Asrav · DOI 10.13128/rv-7640 · CC BY 4.0
Zakiyet · Chakruze · CC BY-SA 3.0

Village photo sources

Badzgireti / Maden: Şavşat archive, contributor Cihangir Kalyoncu; posted 6 July 2020. Ube / Oba: Şavşat archive. Posting dates are catalogue dates; capture dates and photographers remain unverified. Full source metadata is retained with the original images.

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Created by Ömer Faruk Bülbül · Sources & image credits