The Lchashen wagon features a complex mortise-and-tenon construction with bronze fittings that join at least 70 components, ...

Among columns of exhausted ethnic Armenians fleeing the mass killings carried out by Ottoman Turks beginning in 1915, some hid books or ancient documents inside their clothing. For many survivors, the ...

A passionate look at Armenia and why it leaves such a powerful impression on those who visit. From ancient history and ...

Giant “dragon stones” found across the Armenian highlands were shaped and installed by an ancient “water cult”, archaeologists revealed in a new study. The pillar stones carved in animal shapes and ...

A preliminary reconstruction shows the late antique church of Artaxata. (all images © Armenian-German Artaxata Project) A team of German and Armenian archaeological ...

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Join a captivating journey through Georgia and Armenia. Explore ancient archaeological sites, medieval churches, monasteries and prehistoric monuments, along with spectacular natural surroundings.

The ruined city of Ani stands on one of the world's most sensitive borders, a crumbling bridge symbolising the state of relations between Turkey and Armenia. Once the capital of a mediaeval Armenian ...

The Khor Virap Monastery, located south-east of Yerevan, offers a famous photo setting: The holy Mount Ararat, the peak where Noah's Ark is said to have touched land after the Biblical great flood.

Colossal red-tuff structures rise proudly in the small village of Sasunik, just 30 kilometers from Yerevan. Along the road, ...