Brick structures and ceramic vessels have been uncovered during ongoing rehabilitation works on Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi’s main thoroughfare, City Hall confirmed on August 19. The discovery was initially reported by the Movement for Cultural Heritage, a civil society group, which noted that the brick structures were presumably part of the old 19th-century ‘Garetubani’ collector system, while the ceramic vessels likely date back to the 10th-11th centuries. The site, located between Liberty Square metro station and the Georgian National Museum, has had work temporarily halted to ensure proper archaeological study and preservation. This exciting find offers a unique glimpse into Tbilisi’s historical layers and enriches the city’s cultural narrative.