Armenia in World Cartography from Ancient Times – Roads of the Roman Empire
Maps, along with the accompanying research and descriptions, are important historical evidence. They contribute to the understanding of the political development of […]
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The Eddas: A Journey Through Scandinavian Myths and Armenian Linguistics
In the early 13th century, between 1222 and 1225, the renowned Icelandic poet, scholar, and public figure Snorri Sturluson compiled a collection […]
Khertvisi: A Village Steeped in History
Khertvisi is one of the villages with a rich historical past in the region. It is located at the confluence of the […]
Chinese Dragons on Ancient Armenian Sculptures and Europeans in Armenian Clothes
A Conversation with Director Ruben Gini on His Factual Film “Armenia: The Great Chinese Journey” In 2011, director Ruben Gini embarked on […]
Armenian Americans in World War II: Unsung Heroes
World War II was a global conflict that touched every corner of the world. Among the millions who served were approximately 18,500 Armenian […]
The Orgov Radio-Optical Telescope: A Unique Legacy in Armenia
Nestled amidst the rugged landscapes of Armenia, the Orgov Radio-Optical Telescope stands as a testament to scientific ingenuity and perseverance. Built over […]
Armenian influence on Swedish carpets
Sweden is known for its beautiful and distinctive carpets with a long and rich history. But did you know that many of […]
Armenian Monastery of Jerusalem: Evidence of Resilience and Innovation
In the heart of Jerusalem, the Armenian Monastery stands as a testament to resilience and ingenuity. Its history is woven into the […]
Mamluk Inscription of the Armenian Monastery of St. James: Evidence of Historical Justice
Located above the main entrance to the Armenian Monastery of St. James in Jerusalem, an elaborately carved inscription in Arabic serves as […]
Exploring “Armenia Street” in Buenos Aires: A Tale of Cultural Resilience
Buenos Aires, the cosmopolitan capital of Argentina, is a city where diverse cultures intersect, weaving a rich fabric of history and society. […]