In Georgia, there are plans to establish archaeological education centers based on museums.
The plans were announced by the Minister of Culture Maya Bitdesa during a visit to Vani, one of the main centers of ancient Colchis.
According to the minister, there is currently no unified system in the country that would allow students, young professionals and anyone interested not only to study archaeology, but also to acquire practical skills.
To this end, it is also necessary to modernize laboratories to ensure full research, analysis, restoration and preservation of archaeological finds.
Bitadeza believes that the development of such an infrastructure will help train a new generation of experts and give impetus to the entire archaeological industry.