Rich Archaeological Material Discovered During Torņa Street Reconstruction

Archaeologists have uncovered a wealth of archaeological material during the ongoing reconstruction and renovation of the Arsenāls Museum of Art at 1 Torņa Street in Riga. These findings allow for conclusions about the historical development of the quarter and expand the known information about Riga as a historically significant center for trade and crafts. While specific details about the types and quantity of finds have not yet been released, it is already clear that they will make a valuable contribution to the study of the city's past. The renovation work continues, and the archaeological investigation is being conducted in close cooperation with cultural heritage authorities.