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Byzantine Iconographyvisual atlas · evidence-aware
Geography + Transmission Atlas / Georgia & Caucasus
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Georgia

Neighboring Christian region connected to Byzantium through courtly, devotional and enamel traditions; surviving icon-frame medallions may reflect such exchange.

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Geography + Transmission profile

Georgia & Caucasus

especially 11th–12th c. enamel exchange context · 2 registered sources

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Historical frame

Georgia/Caucasus courtly and devotional exchange context.

Production / use

Constantinopolitan manufacture is asserted only where an object record says so or qualifies it.

Movement / provenance

The Djumati medallions carry a possible-gift hypothesis, not certain provenance.

Political / ecclesiastical

Courtly relations can contextualize exchange without proving every route.

Artistic relation

Georgian copies/adaptations and Byzantine enamels are kept distinguishable.

Reception / adaptation

Reception is described as local production/adaptation when sources support it.

Uncertainty

Map position, proximity or visual similarity never creates a transmission edge. Follow the named source and explicit relationship records.

Geography is not transmission proofGeographic proximity, shared typology, or visual similarity does not establish influence, workshop movement, trade, or transmission direction.
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Places + regional groupings

2 direct
Georgia & Caucasus Atlas Region← atlas-groups · system-ruleConstantinople–Georgia Court Gift Hypothesis← connects · source-backed

Verified objects

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Icon types + scenes

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Materials + making

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History + actors

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Sacred-space evidence

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Concepts + transmission methods

1 direct
Byzantine–Georgian Enamel Network← connects · source-backed
Two-step navigation

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Georgia← connects →Byzantine–Georgian Enamel Networkconnects →Constantinople
Georgia← connects →Constantinople–Georgia Court Gift Hypothesisincludes-possible-gift-object →Medallion with Saint George from an Icon Frame
Georgia← connects →Byzantine–Georgian Enamel Networkuses-technique →Cloisonné Enamel
Georgia← atlas-groups →Georgia & Caucasus Atlas Region← guards-inference-for →Modern Regional Grouping ≠ Historical Unity
Georgia← connects →Constantinople–Georgia Court Gift Hypothesispreserves-directional-uncertainty →Transmission Direction Requires Evidence
Geography source trail

Sources supporting this profile.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Medallion with Saint Paul from an Icon Frame
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public-domain-image-and-open-access-data
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Arts of Byzantium
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text-reference-only; object image rights require per-record review
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3 bounded direct results · 7 bounded two-step paths · 3 navigation themes

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Byzantine–Georgian Enamel NetworkGeorgia ←connects— Byzantine–Georgian Enamel Network · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-203.Constantinople–Georgia Court Gift HypothesisGeorgia ←connects— Constantinople–Georgia Court Gift Hypothesis · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-705.Georgia & Caucasus Atlas RegionGeorgia ←atlas-groups— Georgia & Caucasus Atlas Region · system-ruleWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-660.
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  3. Two explicit edges; intermediate record remains visible.
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Connected record

← connects
Byzantine–Georgian Enamel Network
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
← atlas-groups
Georgia & Caucasus Atlas Region
system-rule
← connects
Constantinople–Georgia Court Gift Hypothesis
source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Source trail

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Medallion with Saint Paul from an Icon Frame
Open source ↗
public-domain-image-and-open-access-data
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Arts of Byzantium
Open source ↗
text-reference-only; object image rights require per-record review

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