All About Armenia
All About Armenia
The Chalcolithic period, spanning approximately 4300–3500 BCE, was marked by significant cultural transitions and migrations that shaped the genetic and archaeological landscapes […]
The Armenian language, with its 36 phonemes, is not just a means of communication but also a bearer of cosmic wisdom. According […]
On the Situation in Persia, Attempts to Divide the Armenian Liberation Movement, and Persuade Them to Abandon Their Alignment with Russia August […]
Throughout history, Armenia has stood as a strategic crossroads between two formidable powers—the Roman and Sassanid Empires. Positioned at this intersection, Armenia […]
The ancient Armenian Kingdom of Van, also referred to as Urartu or the Ararat Kingdom, was a beacon of resilience and innovation […]
The Armenian historian Movses Khorenatsi, fondly regarded as the “father of Armenian historiography,” provides a remarkable account of the nation’s ancient roots […]
Nestled within the serene landscapes of Kyoto, Japan, the Miho Museum is home to countless treasures from the ancient world. Among these […]
Discovery and Historical Significance The discovery of the Kingdom of Van, often referred to as Urartu, owes much to the revered manuscripts […]
The accidental uncovering of historical treasures: Just half a century ago, Yerevan’s oldest settlement was stumbled upon purely by chance. This unexpected […]
The historical narrative of Armenia during the reign of the Seleucid Empire reveals intriguing developments in the region’s autonomy and cultural heritage. […]