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Kobayravank
Kobayravank (12th century) was one of the most important spiritual, cultural, writing and rewriting of ancient manuscripts centres in medieval Armenia.
Astghik Vardanyan
Excavations in Ohanavan
In 2024, the excavations of the “newly discovered” complex hollowed out of the rock near the village of Ohanavan, Aragatsotn region of the Republic of Armenia were rescue in nature, as the latter was discovered during earthworks by the owner of the area.
The ancient village settlement of Vardenis
Opposite the village of Karbi in the Aragatsotn region, to the left of the gorge of the Kasakh River, on a rocky cape lies the ancient village settlement of Vardenis.
Restoration of archaeological finds in 2024
The "Mir 24/Armenia" TV company reported on the works of the Archaeological Finds Restoration Department of our scientific research centre in 2024.
The reinforcement works carried out in the Yereruyk temple in 2024 were summarized
On November 8, in the settlement of Anipemza, the works planned for the first phase of the strengthening and partial restoration of the early medieval temple of Yereruyk, funded by the "Foundation for the Protection of Cultural Values of the USA Ambassador" and organized by the Scientific Research Center of Historical and Cultural Heritage, were summarized.
The report of the MIR 24 TV channel on the excavations in the newly discovered complex in Ohanavan in 2024
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The report of the MIR 24 TV channel on the restoration and reinforcement works carried out in the Yereruyk temple in 2024
Archaeological excavations and strengthening works will continue in 2025.
The medieval fortress of Tap under the open sky
Represents Mary Safaryan, an archaeologist and leader of the expedition of “Scientific Research Center of Historical and Cultural Heritage”.
Republican Scientific Conference November, 6-8
n the 6th of November the republican conference entitled “Archaeological ceramics in Armenia: research, fixing and restoration” was started.
The opening speech was delivered by Khachik Harutyunyan, Director of the Research Centre of Historical and Cultural Heritage, and Hovannes Sanamyan, the Deputy Director.
Excavations in the fortress-castle of Tap
Since October 15, 2024, within the framework of the program for strengthening and restoring the outbuildings, excavations began in the Tap fortress.