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Sunset...
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Caves
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| Goshavank |
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The
view of the Monastery.
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The
pathway that leads to the Chapel of St Grigor.
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The
stone walls of the School
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Haghartsin
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Haghardzin
Monastery
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These
probably serve as little chapels, where visitors light candles
or make wishes.
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The
upward view of the three churches of the monastery.
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The
Church of St Astvstsatsin.
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| Haghpat |
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The
Haghpat Monastery.
Photograph by Andranik Michaelian copyright
1999
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The
small chapel behind the "gavit" of the St. Nshan church.
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This
Khatchkar has been carved to perpetuate philanthropic activities
of the persons whose names are inscribed on them.
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One
of the salons of the Monastery complex, where a number of
Khatchkars can be seen.
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The
general view of the St. Nshan church from northeast...
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| Haridjavank |
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Some
renovation work is in process...
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The
entrance to the church of St. Grigor.
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The
entrance to one of the "gavits".
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| Karahunj |
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Most
of the stone in Karahunj observatory have holes pierced
in them. It
is said that each of the holes points on to a specific
star.
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The
view of the whole site. Also
known by the names Karahunj, Angelakoth, or just Zorakar,
the ancient monument of Zorakar is an equivalent to England's
Stonehenge, only older and cruder...
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