After the November 9 announcement, Armenian historical and cultural monuments in the territories occupied by Azerbaijan became endangered. The Azerbaijani Armed Forces continue their typical “war” against the Armenian historical, cultural and religious heritage,...
Historical sources provide limited information about the village of Tyaq. We meet for the first time in 1563. A manuscript copied on the spot in a Gospel memoir. Bishop Makar Barkhudaryants provides brief information...
The name of the village is verified as bananots (place of work). Despite the centuries-old existence of the village and the apparently glorious past, the evidence for Banants preserved in written sources is very...
Azerbaijan is doing everything possible to erase everything Armenian in the occupied Armenian territories, to erase the traces of Armenian identity. And Shushi found itself in the most central role of this policy. Thus,...
by Artsakh Monuments · Published December 8, 2021 · Last modified January 11, 2022
At the 16th meeting of the Member -States of the UNESCO Committee for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict in Paris on December 2-3, 2021, Azerbaijan was elected a...
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by Artsakh Monuments · Published November 21, 2021 · Last modified January 23, 2022
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