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#Rutuls from Rutulsky [#Rutul] District, #Dagestan. (1952).
Rutuls are an ethnic group in Dagestan and some parts of #Azerbaijan. They call themselves 'mjukhadar'.'The Rutul language is a member of the Northeast Caucasian language family. See: https://t.co/PTTcCDW9bR #caucasus
#BotanicMonday + #NationalRoseMonth! The Persian yellow rose (Rosa foetida) is native to the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains in Georgia. #SciArt by Sydenham Teast Edwards for "The Botanical Magazine", v. 11 (1797), in #BHLib via @mobotgarden ➡️ https://t.co/woVvQZpvzk 🌹
Mountain [#Caucasus] Jews. Second half of the 19th century. Photos by Dmitry Alekseevich Nikitin.
Snowy mountain peaks. Caucasus., 1895 #arkhipkuindzhi #impressionism
Traditional performance of the Nart tales at a shrine in the village of Edys (Urs-Tual community of #Ossetia) (1923). The #Nart sagas are a series of tales originating from the North #Caucasus.
"Ethnographical Map of the Eastern #Caucasus" | taken from page 413 of 'A Trip through the Eastern Caucasus, with a chapter on the languages of the country ... With maps, etc' (1889) by John Abercromby, 5th Baron Abercromby (1841-1924), Scottish soldier and archaeologist.
“The Russo-Turkish Enigma - Where the Two Countries March Side by Side: A Consideration of the Caucasian Topography” | The Sphere - January 18, 1941 #caucasus
"#Circassia and the #Circassians" | The Penny Magazine. (April 14, 1838). #caucasus
1. Map of the #Caucasus and the rout of the Scientific Mission by Ernest Chantre (1881).
2. The ethnographic map of the Caucasus, based partly on the researches of Ernest Chantre (1887).
Ernest Chantre (1843-1924) was a prominent French archaeologist and anthropologist.
Henri Cartier-Bresson is in the #Caucasus | #Azerbaijan
1. #Baku, #Azerbaijan. 7 November 1972.
2. #Baku, 7 November 1972.
3. Hotel Intourist. Chambermaids. Baku, 1972
4. Parade of foreign students of the Petroleum Institute. Baku, 7 November 1972.
Caucasian Types | Types du Caucase postcard collection. #caucasus
Tellingly, the legends on the postcards are in Russian and French, which designates them as being for the members of the elites of that time.
Caucasian Types | “Types du Caucase” postcard collection. #caucasus
1. #Lezgian
2. #Mingrelian
3. #Ossetians
4. #Karachays
Hanguassa Kallagova: The mother who lost five sons in #WW2. Kallagov brothers: Dzambolat, Mysost, Cantemir, Tatarkan and Matsyko from Khadgaron (North #Ossetia). #caucasus