Excavations
About Excavations
Archaeological excavations at Rabati and in its surrounding area, within the village of Zveli, have revealed a long and complex history of human occupation in the Meskheti highlands, dating from the third millennium BC onwards. Since 2016, systematic excavations have investigated different parts of the settlement, revealing successive occupation layers, monumental architectural remains, and associated burials.
Excavations
Rabati settlement
The Rabati settlement is one of the most important archaeological sites in Georgia and the wider region. It contains a diverse range of architectural remains and cultural layers dating from the Bronze Age to the Late Middle Ages. The settlement is located in Meskheti, on the southern slopes of the Erusheti Range (at an elevation […]
Around Rabati, the village of Zveli
Near the Rabati settlement, in the village of Zveli, numerous archaeological sites are spread across the area. Among them, the Middle Bronze Age kurgans (burial mounds) are particularly noteworthy. They stand out from other kurgans of the same period in Georgia because of their distinctive architecture and the funerary inventory discovered within them.
Post Excavations
Publications & Reports
Discoveries
აააა Brief story of the site: history, location, importance/Visual timeline of when excavations began and milestones
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