Demographic Processes in the Western Part of the Armenian Highland (Late XV-XIV Centuries BC)
Banber Arevelagitut'yan InstitutiThe cuneiform Hittite texts of the XV-XIV centuries BC contain important information dealing with at least two different population movements happened along the Upper Euphrates region.
Aram Kosyan
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The Evolution of the Archaeological Landscape of the Armenian Highland during the Iron Age [PDF]
Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia, 2015 The present paper aims to evaluate the archaeological landscape patterns of the territory of the present-day Republic of Armenia and Autonomous Republic of Nakhchivan. The area has been divided into six main regions which are considered in three different epochs, the Early Iron Age, the Urartian and the Achaemenid periods, which also express three ...
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The Zagros Mousterian in the Zagros, Caucasus, and Armenian Highlands
European Journal of ArchaeologyThe great technological and typological variability identified among the Middle Palaeolithic (MP) assemblages previously assigned to the Zagros Mousterian in the Zagros suggests that this industry is not a homogeneous cultural unit. The archaeological record from the Caucasus and Armenian highlands contributes important data to understand the ...
L.V. Golovanova +2 more
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Obsidian use during the Palaeolithic in the Armenian Highlands
In this manuscript, we briefly discuss those obsidian sources most frequently utilized during the Palaeolithic in the Armenian Highlands and some of the surrounding issues (Section 2), we summarize some of the most important Palaeolithic surveys and excavations conducted during the Soviet era (Section 3), we consider the issue of lithic transport ...
Ellery Frahm +2 more
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The Conversion of Christian Armenians to Islam in Iran in the Early Modern Period
ReligionsA considerable portion of the Armenian population living in the Armenian highland and the South Caucasian region was subject to the Iranian dynasties of the Safavids, Afsharids and Qajars in the period from the 16th till the beginning of the 19th ...
Kristine Kostikyan
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The Tradition of Epigraphy as a foundation of State Strategy in the Armenian Highlands
Revista ArheologicăThe tradition of creating inscriptions for various events and occasions was widespread across different civilizations of the ancient world - Egyptian, Assyrian, Urartian, Iranian, and Greco-Roman - during the second and first millennia BCE. The Armenian Highlands were no exception.
Arsen Harutyunyan +2 more
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Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, PalaeoecologyUniversidade de Vigo ...
Rey-Rodríguez, Iván +8 more
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Lori Khatchadourian. An archaeology of Hegemony. The Achaemenid empire and the remaking of the fortress in the Armenian highlands [PDF]
Abstracta Iranica, 2016 L’A. se place tres clairement dans la perspective d’un empire achemenide exercant une mainmise forte sur les territoires places sous son controle. Une analyse de l’occupation achemenide de la province d’Armenie apporterait des preuves de cette volonte hegemonique.
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Wild grapes of Armenia: unexplored source of genetic diversity and disease resistance. [PDF]
Front Plant Sci, 2023 Margaryan K +6 more
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Last glacial loess dynamics in the Southern Caucasus (NE-Armenia) and the phenomenon of missing loess deposition during MIS-2. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2022 Wolf D +10 more
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