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Vahé Achikian
The church of Sourp Sarkis is located in the once-armenian town of *Digor*. Digor exists nowadays in the area of Ani, about 16 km to the Southwest, and this church is still there though mostly ruined.
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Khdzgonk Monastery and Churches
Khdzgonk Monastery and Churches, near Ani. HSH.
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Ani
Church and ruins of Ani. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a great double wall. The impressive number of churches…
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Ani – the Cathedral from South-East
Ani – the Cathedral from South-East. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a great double wall. The impressive number of…
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Ani
The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a great double wall. The impressive number of churches and monasteries in the Armenian…
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Church of Ani
Church of Ani. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a great double wall. The impressive number of churches and monasteries…
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Church of Ani
Church of Ani. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a great double wall. The impressive number of churches and monasteries…
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Ani – Portal of the Church of the Apostles
Ani – Portal of the Church of the Apostles, from the West. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a great…
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Ani – Chapel of the redeemer
Ani – Chapel of the redeemer. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a great double wall. The impressive number of…
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Ani – Chapel of Saint Gregory
Ani – Chapel of Saint Gregory, East side. Surp Krikor Church of Ani. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection. The Armenian Bagratuni dynasty settled at Ani in Greater Armenia. Ani was the Armenian site of a fortress and ancient town built between two rivers on the east and west, protected on the north by a…