I have to laugh at the ridiculous names that have been given to borders on Caucasian rugs. The “Crab” border is one I talked about in a past post which is the Jerusalem Cross. Someone told me recently this was probably named by the weavers who didn’t know what they were weaving. WRONG. It was …
Symbol of the pagan sun in the motifs of ancient Armenian rugs Read More »
I believe that Gelam (Gegham) left his kingdom to Herman (German), who was the ancestor of the first Germanic, Bavarian, Swabian and Teutonic peoples. It is not just in Irish history that you find ancient stories of bearded white giants or demi-Gods who traveled by sea and reached far and distant continents of the world. …
Hatti/Hittite/Phrygian/Armenian. According to Peter Albrecht Jensen, president of the Royal Astrological Society of Imperial Germany, the word Hatti is the same as Hye (Armenian). He was the first archeologist and decipherer of the Hittite language. There’s the same morphological change of “matar” to the Armenian “mayr”. “From everything we know of the Hittite language it …
The Hittite language is Old Armenian, Peter Albrecht Jensen Read More »
Danckwerts atlas of Schleswig-Holstein, 1652. It has ‘Lydia’ instead of “Anatolia”. It has Armenia spreading across multiple countries today, and it has ‘Aram’ in Southern and Western Armenia including Cilicia. In 1863 Rev. William Clark wrote that Aram was an Armenian King and Armenians were called Arameans by other nations. Ancient Armenoids in ANCIENT ARMENOIDS …
A wall relief, comprising five figures carved on a bench in a communal building dating to the ninth millennium BC, was found in south-eastern Turkey (Historical Armenia) in 2021. It constitutes the earliest known depiction of a narrative ‘scene’ and reflects the complex relationship between humans, the natural world, and the animal life that surrounded …
The Armenian Symbol of Eternity is a symbol of the national identity of the Armenian people. This is one of the most common signs in Armenian culture, which is carved on khachkars (cross stone) and the walls of churches. Evolution of the Armenian Symbol of Eternity In the Armenian culture of the Middle Ages, this …
These statues, reliefs, stones, and temple is from the heart of Sumer, Mesopotamia, or Chaldea (Hatra). What was known to the Pre-Renaissance world as ARMENIA? French Orientalist and Professor Barthelemy d’Herbelot (1625-1695) wrote the following in his ‘Bibliotheque Orientale’ book (1697) : “All the country between the Indus and the Caspian and Mediterranean seas, down …
There is an interesting structure in ancient Armenia, built of a huge number of stones, with holes inside, this design was called “Stone pipes”. Their age is estimated at 3,000 years. Officially, they were created to transport water from the mountains to the city, in other words, these stones are the remains of an ancient …
Written by Gail Allison Evans in the book ‘The firstborn of God – Resolving the contradictions in the Bible’. The father of Egyptian archaeology William Flinders Petrie also noted that the Armenians and ancient Armenoids were known as ‘The followers of Horus’. The ancient Falcon-God from Egypt that was called ‘HERU’ or Heru-Horus during the …
Armenians and ancient Armenoids were known as ‘The followers of Horus’ Read More »
It is located 42 km southeast of Van, in the historical Vaspurakan region of Antsevats province (Western Armenia). It got its name from the Khoshab river. by Armenians And Armenia The impregnable fortress of Khoshab