Georgia Archaeology

Dzudzuana Cave (Georgia)
Dzudzuana is an Early Upper Paleolithic rockshelter located in the western part of the Republic of Georgia, 5 kilometers east of the similarly dated Ortvale Klde.

Anglo-Georgian Expedition to Nokalakevi
The village and citadel of Nokalakevi is located on the Colchian Plain, and has occupations dated between the Late Bronze Age through the Medieval period. Excavations at Nokalakevi have been sponsored, in part, by the British Academy Black Sea Initiative, and conduct annual field schools with volunteers.

Neanderthal and Human Life at Ortvale Klde Rockshelter, Georgia
About 35,000 years ago, our distant cousins the Neanderthals died out. What advantage did Homo sapiens have that allowed us to survive this early Darwinian conflict? Researchers working in a rockshelter in the republic of Georgia believe they have part of the answer.

Dmanisi (Georgia)
Dmanisi, about 85 km southwest of to Tbilisi, is the name of a very old archaeological site located, where our human ancestors lived after leaving Africa