From September 8 to 11, a four-day professional development course titled "Intangible Cultural Heritage of France and its Preservation from the Perspective of Sustainable Development" was held at the Hovhannes Sharambeyan Museum of Folk Art.
In August 2026, an archaeological expedition of the Research Center for Historical and Cultural Heritage, led by Arman Nalbandyan, discovered a remarkable and valuable stone lintel during ongoing excavations at the Great Hermitage of Tatev.
Since July 15, 2026, an archaeological expedition of the Research Center for Historical and Cultural Heritage, led by Meline Simonyan, has been conducting archaeological excavations at the site of the Great Caravanserai in Talin.
This issue of the journal includes articles dedicated to the study and preservation of newly identified monuments and finds discovered as a result of excavations.
From February to June 2026, students of the State Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia underwent practical training in the laboratories of the Department of Archaeological Artifact Restoration at the Research Center of Historical and Cultural Heritage
On June 12th, a conference dedicated to the excavation and restoration of the Tatev Desert, as well as the preservation and sustainable development of the cultural heritage of the Vorotan Gorge, was held at the French Institute of Armenia.
The "Scientific Research Centre of Historical and Cultural Heritage" SNCO of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of the Republic of Armenia and the Lori-Pambak Local History Museum are organizing a Republican Scientific Conference titled "Historical and Archaeological Heritage of Lori" on October 23, 2026.
In 2024, the archaeological expedition of the Research Centre of Historical and Cultural Heritage, led by Mher Khechoyan, carried out rescue excavations at the endangered tomb of Shamoot.
On May 8, at the Scientific Research Centre of Historical and Cultural Heritage, a lecture was held dedicated to the completion of the restoration works of the St. Nicholas the Miracle Worker Russian Church in Amrakits village, Lori region.
A scientific-practical course titled "Archaeological Textiles" was held from April 27-29 of this year, dedicated to the conservation and restoration of archaeological fabrics.