
In the southern Georgia highlands, the valleys of Tsalka hold the remnants of a 19th-century Pontian Greek resettlement. Amidst weathered homes and potato fields, a unique multicultural identity persists. These photographs capture a quiet, forgotten landscape where Greek names still mark the stones and history is kept alive by those who stayed.





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