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A 13th century architectural marvel, Saghmosavank Monastery.Photo credit: Suren ManvelyanThe monaste

Abandoned Cosmic Ray Research Facility, Aragats Mountains, Armenia. Credit: Suren Manvelyan. This fa

Ancient Armenian spirit – Grogh or also known as Tir. Grogh translates from Armenian as “writer” or

sisterwolf:Amazons of the Caucasus, in 1895. (photo taken in Western Armenia) via

defect-defect:“110,000 refugees are heading to Armenia right NOWAmplify Armenia & @unitedstuco h

Satellite view of the Caucasus Mountains (June 2001).The Caucasus Mountains are made up of two main

valonkuvia:Torchlight procession for Genocide victims, Yerevan, Armenia 2011

Shengavit Phallic Monument, worshiped byArordiners, followers of the ancient Armenian religion, Arme

red–thedragon:shingeki-no-survivors:armeniangenocidehistory:Yepraksia Gevorgyan, 110Armenian genocid

Portraits of Armenian noblewomen by Hakob Hovnatanyan1. Portrait of Shushanik Nadiryan, 18502. Princ

biladal-sham:Tavush, Armenia. 2013. Cristina Garcia Rodero

fashionsfromhistory:Dress1880Arabkir, Armenia History Museum of Armenia

historyfilia: Temple of Garni, Armenia The structure was probably built by king Tiridates I in the f

(( ayyy I wanted to send you one too but sadly this is only a secondary blog )”: Hope I didn’t butch

abandonedandurbex: Fading frescos of Christ and the disciples at the Kobayr monastery in Armenia. [5

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luciferlaughs:A photo of a 106-year-old woman guarding her house with an automatic weapon in Armenia

hauntedhookah:my aunt sent me these photos of the subway in Armenia because she thought I would love

Russian Molokan, Fioletovo, Armenia.> Photo: Камалян001 (2012).The Molokans (Russian: Молока́не)

aboutarmenia: In black and white it presents photos of 40 people who were eyewitnesses to the horror

archatlas:Ancient Churches of Armenia

biladal-sham:Tavush, Armenia. 2013. Cristina Garcia Rodero

Garni Temple, Armenia. First century Hellenic temple, the only pagan temple in Armenia that survived

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