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 […]
Category: Antiquities
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 […]
Unraveling the Distorted History of Armenia
The history of Armenia is often misrepresented and misunderstood. Here are some examples that highlight these distortions: The Mystery of “Urartu” The […]
The Ancient City-State of Babylon and Its Armenian Roots
The city-state of Babylon, which arose in Southern Mesopotamia, has deep historical connections with the Armenian people. According to legend, the construction […]
The Ancient Presence of Armenians in Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine
Armenians have been present in the territories of present-day Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine since ancient times, even before the Great Flood, on […]
The Ancient Kingdoms of Greater Armenia: A Historical Perspective
Many history books suggest that the Khurite (or Hayassa) tribes lived in the territory of Greater Armenia 4300 – 4200 years ago. […]
The Governance of Armenia under Tigran II the Great
The Armenia of Tigran II the Great stands out distinctly from the Armenia of its predecessors and successors, particularly in its internal […]
16th Century Map of Armenia – Tercia Asiae Tabula
The Tercia Asiae Tabula, a 16th-century map created by Martin Waldseemüller, is a remarkable piece of cartographic history. This map is part […]
Ancient Hunters and Farmers of the Urfa Region: A Glimpse into Early Civilization
The Urfa region, known for its rich archaeological heritage, has revealed remarkable insights into the lives of ancient hunters and farmers. The […]