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    Zarik and her girlfriend in front of Goshavank.: by markarianlawrence, Views[419]
         		 A door lintel at Goshavank.: by markarianlawrence, Views[3120]
         		 Artsun, my intrepid guide and friend.: by markarianlawrence, Views[2202]
         		 This khatchkar at Goshavank is one of the most intricate I've seen.: by markarianlawrence, Views[467]
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    Many of the 300 or so standing stones at Zorats Karer have been drilled out to observe celestial events.: by markarianlawrence, Views[2142]
         		 Another door for Jack. This is also at Tatev Monastery.: by markarianlawrence, Views[529]
         		 The Armenian word for door is
     
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    Sisavan Church set on the hill overlooking the town of Sisian and the Vorotan River. Originally built in the 6th century and recently restored.: by markarianlawrence, Views[941]
         		 About 54 feet tall, this waterfall is not always
         		 This is not a very bright picture but if you enlarge it, it's OK. This is Zorats Karer or the standing stones. It is from the Bronze Age and thus predates the stonehenge in England. Another name for this is Karahunge (
         		 I took this picture with my brother, Jack, in mind. I have several other pictures of doors. This is from the fortress-monastery at Tatev which was built in the 9th century and is perched on the edge of the very steep Vorotan River Gorge.: by markarianlawrence, Views[439]
         		 This is the ruined fortress-monastery of Andapad which is below Tatev on the Vorotan River. It was about an hour hike to get to it and just incredible. I played my duduk inside the church. The monks cells are austere to say the least.: by markarianlawrence, Views[564]
     
    Echmiadzin - the Holy See of the Armenian Orthodox Church. This is where his holiness the Catholicos Karenkin II lives.: by markarianlawrence, Views[414]
         		 The bell tower at Mayr Tachr, the church inside the Holy See. This church has the lance (geghard) that was supposedly used on Jesus. I didn't get to see it because it's in the Louvre right now.: by markarianlawrence, Views[361]
         		 My pals Sasoun, Ararat, Masis and other whose names I can't remember.: by markarianlawrence, Views[9437]
         		 Another view of Mayr Tachr.: by markarianlawrence, Views[813]
         		 These are khatchkars - intricately carved stone crosses. Some of these were dated from the 1500's. They are relatively new ones - khatchkars are all over the countr,: by markarianlawrence, Views[409]
     
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