The Debate on Celebrating Christmas: December 25th or January 7th?
The debate over whether Christmas should be celebrated on December 25th or January 7th often stirs up discussions that blend political and […]
Theatre of Ancient Armenia
The history of Armenian theater is a fascinating journey that dates back to ancient times. The first known theater building in Armenia, […]
The Eddas: A Journey Through Scandinavian Myths and Armenian Linguistics
In the early 13th century, between 1222 and 1225, the renowned Icelandic poet, scholar, and public figure Snorri Sturluson compiled a collection […]
The Cultural and Economic Interplay Between Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Ancient Armenia
Scholars often draw comparisons between Egypt and Mesopotamia, particularly in the cultural and economic realms. Both civilizations share a common style of […]
The Country of Aratta in Sumerian Sources
Invaluable insights into the history of Armenia during the 3rd and 2nd millennia BC are provided by the ancient sources of Mesopotamia, […]
The Resilience of Armenian Warriors: A Historical Perspective
In 63 BCE, the Roman army led by Lucullus invaded Armenia and advanced towards the capital, Tigranocerta, located in the southern Armenian […]
The Extensive and Rich History of Armenia: Bridging the Gaps
The history of Armenia is incredibly extensive, dating back to ancient times. Despite its rich and diverse past, some aspects of Armenian […]
In Ancient Armenia, two deities of writing were worshiped
Celebrating the Legacy of Tigran the Great: Armenia’s 2150th Anniversary Commemoration In 2010, Armenia celebrated the 2150th anniversary of the reign of […]
The Rebirth of Mihr: A Celebration of Light and Heritage
The rebirth of Mihr, an ancient Armenian deity, was celebrated on December 24, the day after the Winter Solstice, when the days […]
Unearthing the Past: The Neolithic Settlement of Aknashen
In the village of Aknashen, children often run to the outskirts, driven by curiosity to climb the hill where archaeological excavations of […]