If it were not for this 3000-year-old ancient figurine from the times of the Kingdom of Van, we would have never known what an Armenian forest bull looked like.
The discovered 10 thousand years old bones prove that the basin of Lake Sevan used to be a dense forest, allowing these wonderful animals to freely roam the wooded areas of Sevan.
Sukias Torosyan, Submitted by: Ashot Karapetyan
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