The Musasir Temple: Unearthing the Mysteries of Khorsabad
The ancient city of Dur-Sharrukin (Akkadian for “Fortress of Sargon”) was the capital of Assyria during the final years of Sargon II’s reign. Constructed […]
Category: Antiquities
Teishebaini: Ancient Armenian City of the God of War
Teishebaini, an ancient city founded in the 7th century BC by Rusa II, ruler of the Kingdom of Van, stands as a […]
Ancient Armenian Bow and Quiver: Symbols of a Rich Heritage
The ancient Armenian bow and quiver, dating back to the 14th-12th centuries BC, are not just artifacts of warfare but symbols deeply […]
20th Century Excavations: The Musasir Temple
Since 1959, the Historical Society and Department of Antiquities have diligently excavated the Yerznka area west of Karin. This region has yielded […]
Exploring the Ancient Regions of Lesser Armenia, Komagene, Tsopk, and Cappadocia
The history of Armenia is a mosaic of interconnected regions, each contributing to the rich tapestry of Armenian heritage. Among these regions, […]
Ancient Rock Art in Armenia: A Window into the Past
The Dawn of Rock Art The creation of rock art in Armenia dates back to the Neolithic period, reaching its zenith during […]
Portasar: The Armenian Site of Ancient Wonders
Erasing Armenian Memory Portasar, known today as Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, is an ancient Armenian site. Unfortunately, the Turkish authorities continue to […]
Winemaking in Armenia: A 6,100-Year-Old Tradition Unveiled by DNA Analysis
In a groundbreaking discovery, a team of international archaeologists has unearthed a wine press in the Areni Cave, located in southern Armenia. […]
The Armenian Wheel of Eternity: A Timeless Symbol
The Armenian Wheel of Eternity, also known as the Arevakhach or Sun Cross, is a symbol that has captivated historians, artists, and […]
The Kingdom of Ararat-Urartu: Debunking Historical Myths
By [Vigen Avetisyan] The Kingdom of Ararat-Urartu, often referred to as the Kingdom of Van, has been a subject of historical debate […]