Remains of settlement of middle-ages found in Kutaisi
13.06.12 10:28
The brigades of the municipal office of accommodation discovered the remains of ancient settlements in the old part of the city of Kutaisi. The workers were carrying out rehabilitation works on the Debi Ishkhnelis Street, when they saw a limestone wall in the ground. Archaeologists have already viewed the sight saying they saw the signs of urban life there. The building was arguably constructed in the middle-ages. The workers found the limestone wall five meters under the ground.
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