The Yereroui Basilica: A Testament to Ancient Armenian Architecture
The ancient architecture of Armenian churches stands distinct from their later and medieval counterparts. One of the most notable examples of this […]
The Seljuk Invasions and the Transformation of Armenia in the 11th Century
In the 40s of the 11th century, Armenia fell under the rule of Byzantium. However, this period of Byzantine control was short-lived. […]
The Rise of the Armenian State in Cilicia
At the end of the 11th century, when most of Armenia was under foreign rule, a new Armenian state emerged on the […]
Armenia at the Beginning of the New Era
The history of Armenia in the 2nd-3rd centuries is shrouded in mystery, with scarce information available. However, the fragments that remain allow […]
The Armenian Highlands from the Upper Palaeolithic to the Neolithic: Intersection of Genetic and Archaeological Data
The Armenian Highlands (South Caucasus) have long been a focal point for understanding the evolution of ancient human groups. By examining both […]
Unveiling the Connections: Trialeti-Vanadzor and Mycenaean Greek Cultures
The ancient world was a tapestry of interconnected cultures, and the Trialeti-Vanadzor Culture and Mycenaean Greeks are no exception. While their trade […]
The Enigmatic Legacy of Armenian Dyes
Armenia, a land steeped in history and culture, has long been renowned for its vibrant mineral and organic dyes. These dyes, whose […]
The Seljuk Invasions and Their Impact on Armenia
In the 40s of the 11th century, Armenia fell under the rule of Byzantium. However, this control was short-lived. Soon, the Seljuk […]
Ancient Armenian Proto-Hayk Calendar
“There is direct evidence of the existence of the Proto-Hayk calendar,” says Grigor Brutyan, a candidate of physical and mathematical sciences, astrophysicist, […]
Armenian Inscription from 1321 in Tatarstan: A Historical Gem
In the territory of modern Tatarstan, an ancient Armenian inscription dating back to 1321 was discovered. This remarkable find sheds light on […]