The naeklesiari in the cemetery of Dagheti village in Tetritskaro Municipality marks the site of a small church of about seven metres by four. The plan reads poorly: the long walls and part of the west wall are buried in earth.
The outlines of the sanctuary and the south wall are clearer than the rest and show how the building was laid out. Sources place it in the span from the 10th to the 15th century and lists it as a cultural heritage monument.
A few metres to the east, within the cemetery itself, stands a Georgian gravestone, and another lies to the right of the entrance to the enclosure. The cemetery is fenced, and this is another church site in Dagheti: the village also holds the northern and southern church ruins.
💡 Tip
- The plan is buried in earth and reads only in part
- Georgian gravestones by the entrance and east of the church
- Another church site in Dagheti village
🚗 Getting there
- Dagheti village, Tetritskaro Municipality, Kvemo Kartli
- The Build Route button will take you to the spot
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