Tedo Dundua
Date and Place of Birth – Georgia, Tbilisi, August 1, 1961 Nationality – Georgian Degree – Dr. Hab. Address – 71a, M. Costava Str., Appart.N39, Tbilisi 0171 Georgia Telephone: (99532) 2335172 Home, (99532)2222108 Work, E-mail:
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Education – Tbilisi State University, Faculty of History (1978-1983) Languages – Native – Georgian, English – Excellent, Russian – Excellent, French – Fair Degrees – Candidate of Sciences in History (Ph.D.), 1992; Doctor of Sciences in History, 1995 Present Appointment: Professor, Director, Institute of Georgian History, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University; Vice-Dean, Faculty of Humanities, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Former Appointments: The Department of Georgian History, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University: Laboratory Assistant, Researcher, Teacher, Associate Professor, Professor. Vice-Dean, Faculty of History > of Humanities, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. Other Appointments, Grants: History Teachers Association of Georgia (member of EuroClio), President
1998 Oxford Colleges Hospitality Scheme for East European Scholars 1998 – 1999 Soros Grant 1999 – 2001 NATO Fellowship 1999 University Exchange Scheme – University of Saarland 2005 – DAAD Fellowship, University of Tuebingen Presidential Scholarship (1997-2001) 2007-2009 – Institute of European Studies, Study Tours for the Lecturers, European Commission Conferences (Outside the Country): 1999 March. Athens. The Mediterranean and the Caucasus. Paper 1999 December. Vienna. Christianization of the Caucasus. Paper 2005 September. Nieborow. Roman Coins Outside the Empire. Paper 2008 December. Warsawa. Doroczna Miedzynarodowa Sesja Kaukazologiczna im Sw. Grzegoza Peradze. Paper2015 April. San Diego. Historical Research in the Republic of Georgia: the Importance of Numismatics in the Study of the Georgian Past (Presentation of Online English-Georgian Catalogue of Georgian Numismatics). Authors: T. Dundua, G, Dundua, L. Tavadze etc. Speaker – L. Tavadze
2015 April. Reno. Medieval Association of the Pacific. 49th Annual Conference. Paper (L. Tavadze as co-author)
2015 May. Yerevan. International Numismatic Conference Dedicated to the Memory of Khachatur Moushegian. Coin Issues in Georgia (Presentation of Online English-Georgian Catalogue of Georgian Numismatics). Authors: T. Dundua, G. Dundua etc. Speaker – T. Dundua
2016 August. Belgrad. 23rd International Congress of Byzantine Studies. Paper (L. Tavadze as co-author)
Training:1997 March. Budapest. General assembly of EuroClio, Delegate 1997 September. Pécs. EuroClio Conference, Delegate 2001 February. Cairo University, Archaeology and Restoration 2007 August. Tbilisi. USAID. Strategic Planning and Organizational Management Training
List of Principal Publications: 1. Colchis, Iberia and the Kingdom of Pontus According to the Numismatic Material (in Georg. with Russ. and Engl. Summaries). Tb. 1993 2. Georgian Ethnoculture and the West. Political Attitudes (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 19933. Georgia and the West According to the Numismatic Material (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Books I-II. Tb. 1995 4. Georgian Ethnocultural Evolution and the West According to the Numismatic Material (the 6th c. B.C.-1453) (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 1997 5. The Cyclic Dialectics. Tb. 1996 6. The Cyclic Dialectics and the Portrait expressionism. Tb. 1996 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 7. The Cyclic Dialectics and the Basic Stages of the Architectural Development. Tb.1996 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 8. The Cyclic Dialectics, the Fine Arts and a Category of the Theme. Tb. 1996 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 9. The Cyclic Dialectics, the Fine Arts and a Category of the Type. Tb.1997 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 10. The Cyclic Dialectics and the Main Principles of the City-Building. Tb. 1997 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 11. The Cyclic Dialectics, Architecture and a Category of the Style.Tb. 1998 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 12. The Cyclic Dialectics and Philosophy of Art. Syllabus of Special Course. Tb. 1998 13. The Cyclic Dialectics and Philosophy of Art. Syllabus of Special Course (in Georg.). Tb. 1998 14. Leviathan or the Perspectives of the Capitalism in Georgia (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 1996 15. The Orthodox World (in Russ.). Tb. 1996 16. North and South, or a Social Democratic Conversion of the Orthodox World (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 1996 17. Georgia within the European Integration. Tb. 1999 18. Christianity and Mithraism. The Georgian Story. Tb. 1999 19. Georgia within the European Integration as Seen in Coinage. Tb. 1999 20. Georgia and the Rest of the World (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 1999 21. History of Georgia (in Georg). Tb. 2000 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 22. Attic Half Mina from Dioscurias. Athenian Talassocratia over the East Pontus. Tb. 2000 23. The Making of Europe. Tb. 2000 24. Cross Potent and its Variations (in Georg.). Tb. 2000 25. Georgia and the Rest of the World. Intercultural School Textbook (in Georg.). Tb. 2001 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 26. The Black Sea – Zone of the Contacts. Tb. 2001 (board of the authors) 27. The Georgian State – How Old Is It? (in Georg.). Tb. 2001 29. Bagrat, Son of Bivrat. Tb. 2001 30. The British Kings and Their Money Issues. Tb. 2002 31. Publicius Agrippa, Flavius Dades and a Dual Citizenship – a Pattern for Europe in Future? Tb. 2002 32. Money History of Georgia (in Russ.). Tb. 2002 33. Colchis and “Kolkhidki” – Summary (in Georg.). Tb. 2002 35. The Tale of Two Sebastoses and the Orthodox Alliance. David the King of Georgia and Theodoros Gabras. Tb. 2003 36. Georgians and Roman Frontier Policy in the East. Tb. 2003 37. Questions et Reponses (in Georg.). Tb. 2003 38. Об одном сведении Мовсеса Хоренаци. Тб. 2004 39. Simon the King of Georgia and Church of the Virgin Pammacaristos in Constantinople. Tb. 2004 42. Influx of the Roman Coins in Georgia. Tb. 2005 43. Influx of the Roman Coins in Georgia (in Georg.). Tb. 200544. European Industrial Complexes of I Cycle of Capitalism and the Georgian Western Affiliations. Historical and Numismatic Tale. Tb. 2005 (N. Silagadze as co-author) 45. Georgian Numismatics. Part I (in Georg. with Engl. summary). Tb. 2006 (G. Dundua as co-author) 46. Flavius Hannibalianus – King of Pontus and Lazica. Eastern Roman Empire – Early History. Tb. 2007 47. Flavius Hannibalianus – King of Pontus and Lazica. Eastern Roman Empire – Early History (in Georg.). Tb. 2007 48. Feudal Georgia Revisited. Selected Epitomae by Tedo Dundua and Natia Phiphia. Tb. 2007 49. Frankish Limitanei in Lazica (in Georg.). Tb. 2007 (L. Tavadze as co-author) 50. Georgia and the Rest of the World. Material for the Course (in Georg.). Tb. 2007-2009 (N. Phiphia as co-author) The West and the East Historiosophical Studies The Cyclic Dialectics Capitalism of I Cycle Capitalism of I Cycle Stagnation of the Graeco-Roman Society Primitive Communism, Protofeudalism and Feudalism Towards the Question of Periodization of History The Cyclic Dialectics, the Main Stages of Architectural Development and Principles of City-Building 51. Golden Fleece is Back – Russian Fiction. Tb. 2007 52. Gaius the Iberian – First Ever Recorded Georgian To Be Baptized. Tb. 2007 53. The Making of Europe. Tb. 2007 54. “Iberka” – Where Did it Come from? Tb. 2007 55. Georgian Numismatics in Antiquity and Feudal Period. D. M. Lang’s Studies in the Numismatic History of Georgia in Transcaucasia. N. York. 1955 – Epotomae (in Georg.). Tb. 200756. Mithridates the Junior – Was He Rome’s Ally? (in Georg.). Tb. 2008 57. The Portray of Gnaeus Pompejus Magnus and the Georgian Numismatics (in Georg.). Tb. 2008 58. Colchis in the 6th - 4th cc. B.C. The Greek Settlements in Western Georgia. Tb. 2009 59. The Caucasian Numismatics in Antiquity (in Georg.). Tb. 2009 (G. Dundua as co-author) 60. Georgia and the Rest of the World (in Georg.). Tb. 2009 (Natia Phiphia as co-author) 61. Грузинские монеты X - XII вв. как исторический источник. Тб. 2009 62. MIΘPAΣ in Georgia (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 2010 (Nino Silagadze as co-author)63. Heliocentrism and I Cycle of Capitalism. Tb. 2010 64. Western Georgian Money Issues in the 13th -15th cc. (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 2010 (G. Dundua as co-author) 65. Eastern Georgian Money Issues in the 14th c. (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 2010 (G. Dundua as co-author) 66. Coin, as a Means of Propaganda. Money of Giorgi III. Tb. 2010 67. Money of the Georgian Kings and the Princes in the 15th -16th cc. (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 2011 (G. Dundua as co-author)68. Byzantine Provincial Coinage. The Gabrids and Their Money Issues (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 2011 69. Georgian Numismatics. Part Two (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 2011 (G. Dundua as co-author) 70. Georgia within the European Integration. Part. I. Greeks and the Georgians. Tb. 2012 71. Georgia within the European Integration. Part. II. Romans and the Georgians. Tb. 2012 72. Georgia within the European Integration. Part. III Byzantines and the Georgians. Tb. 2013 74. Constitutional Changes in the “Ottoman Georgia” (Emancipation of the Serfs and Denunciation of the Estates in Southern and South-Western Georgia in the 16th - 19th cc.) (in Georg. with Engl. Summary). Tb. 2013 (A. Tabuashvili and G. Zhuzhunashvili as co-authors) 76. Die Kolchis, Iberien und der polemonischen Pontos nach numismatischen Materialien. Georgica. Jena. 1991. 13/14, pp. 100-103 77. The Colchian “Tetri”. Letters from Georgia. Vienna. 1-2/95, p. 75 (G. Dundua as co-author) 79. Review of Georgian Coins with Byzantine Iconography. Numismatica e Antichità Classichie. XXIX. 2000. Quaderni Ticinesi, pp. 387-396 80. Attic Half Mina from Dioscurias. Athenian Thalassocratia over the East Pontus. Phasis. Greek and Roman Studies. v. 2-3. Tb. 2000, pp. 102-10981. Alternative Historical Discussions and Georgian Textbooks. The Learning and Teaching of History with a Focus on Textbooks. Euro Clio Bulletin N14. 2001, p. 55 82. Bagrat, Son of Bivrat. Phasis. Greek and Roman Studies. v. 4. 2001. Tb., pp. 26-30 84. Die Georgishe Drei-Kirchen-Basilika. Neue Solidarität. nn. 6-7. 2001. 02 (Nino Silagadze as co-author) 85. Publicius Agrippa, Flavius Dades and a Dual Citizenship – a Pattern for Europe in Future? Caucasica. v. 5. 2002, pp. 57-63 86. Georgia and Her Pagan Background. Georgia Today. 5-11. XII. 2003, p. 5 87. The Tale of Two Sebastoses and Orthodox Alliance. David the King of Georgia and Theodoros Gabras. Phasis. Greek and Roman Studies. v. 5-6. Tb. 2003, pp. 71-89 88. Influx of the Roman Coins in Georgia. Phasis. Greek and Roman Studies. v. 9. 2006. Tb., pp. 74-85 90. Influx of Roman Coins in Georgia. Roman Coins Outside the Empire. Ways and Phases, Contexts and Functions. Proceedings of the ESF/SCH Exploratory Workshop. Radziwill Palace, Nieborow (Poland).3-6 September 2005. Moneta 82. Wetteren, Belgium. 2008, pp. 309-31991. Flavius Hanniballianus – King of Pontus and Lazica. The Eastern Roman Empire and its Early History. Valahian Journal of Historical Studies. No 9/2008 Targoviste, Romania, pp. 109-114. 93. Economic Relations of Colchis in the Early Classical Period according to Nimismatic Evidence. The 7th International Symposium on the Ancient History of the Black Sea Littoral. Vani. 1994. Paper Distributed among the Participants 94. Christianity and Mithraism. The Georgian Story. The Christianization of Caucasus (Armenia, Georgia, Albania). International Symposium. Resumées. Vienna. 1999 95. Influx of Roman Coins in Georgia. Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium of Kartvelian Studies. Tb. 2011, pp. 144-147 96. The 15th -16th cc. Georgian Coins as a Source of History. Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium of Kartvelian Studies. Tb. 2011, pp. 43-45 97. Changing the Imperial Pattern: Life in South-West Georgia under the Ottomans and the Russians (1870-1914). The 4th Turkish Studies Project of the University of Utah Conference. The Caucasus at Imperial Twilight: Nationalism, Ethnicity and Nation-Building (1870s-1920s). June 5-8. 2013. Tb. Georgia. Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. Program and Abstracts, pp. 31-32 98. Annotierte Bibliographie zur Geschichte Georgiens 1981-1983. Georgica. Jena. Heft 9. 1986, pp. 76-90 99. Articles for Diplomatic Dictionary (in Georg.). v. I-II. Tb. 1997, 1999 Articles for Ivane Javakhishvili Dictionary (in Georg.). Tb. 2002 100. Online English-Georgian Catalogue of Georgian Numismatics (Board of the authors). http://geonumismatics.tsu.ge101. Catalogue of Georgian Numismatics. Part One. Tb. 2013 (Board of the authors); Part Two. Tb. 2014 (Board of the authors); Part Three. Tb. 2015 (Board of the authors); Part Four. Tb. 2015 (Board of the authors)103. Georgia within the European Integration. Tb. 2016
