Archeology

Ancient artifacts discovered on the territory of the Tavush fortress

Ancient artifacts were discovered by Armenian archaeologists on the territory of the Tavush fortress. Excavations in the north-east of the republic have been going on for decades.

During this time, only part of the historical building was explored.

The territory is studied carefully, as every detail is important. MIR 24 correspondent Anna Harutyunyan reviewed the finds.

English subtitles are available in the Video

Archaeologists in Armenia have discovered ancient artifacts on the territory of the Tavush fortress Археологи в Армении обнаружили древние артефакты на территории крепости Тавуш

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