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Failed Roman Imperialism. An Unfinished Roman Aqueduct at Artaxata in Armenia

, 2021
During the 2019 excavation campaign of the Armenian-German Artaxata Project, a previously magnetically detected anomaly was investigated. The excavation revealed a monumental line of opus caementicium foundations.
Zardaryan, Mkrtich H., Schreiber, Torben, Lichtenberger, Achim   +2 more
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Artaxata-Artashat (Armenia) magnetic data of the eastern lower city

, 2021
This data was collected during the 2018 campaign of the Armenian-German Artaxata Project (Armenian Academy of Science and University of Münster).
Achim Lichtenberger, Mkrtich H. Zardaryan, Cornelius Meyer   +2 more
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Fine and Coarse fractions in the Artaxata samples (credit: Marta Lorenzon).

, 2023
Fine and Coarse fractions in the Artaxata samples (credit: Marta Lorenzon).
Myrsini Gkouma (17144964), Mkrtich Zardaryan (17144973), Luc Vrydaghs (17144967), Achim Lichtenberger (10750106), Benjamín Cutillas-Victoria (17144958), Elisabeth Holmqvist (17144961), Marta Lorenzon (17144955), Torben Schreiber (17144970)   +7 more
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Artaxata mudbrick and soil samples.

, 2023
Mudbrick constructions are extremely common in ancient western Asia, including the 1st millennium structures of the southern Caucasus and Armenian highlands.
Myrsini Gkouma (17144964), Mkrtich Zardaryan (17144973), Luc Vrydaghs (17144967), Achim Lichtenberger (10750106), Benjamín Cutillas-Victoria (17144958), Elisabeth Holmqvist (17144961), Marta Lorenzon (17144955), Torben Schreiber (17144970)   +7 more
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Report on the 2018 Magnetic Prospection at Artaxata/Artashat in Armenia

, 2020
In 2018, a new Armenian-German archaeological project started in the city of Artaxata/Artashat close to Khor Virap, Armenia. The project aims at the investigation of the settlement history of the capital of the Artaxiad Kingdom.
Meyer, Cornelius, Zardaryan, Mkrtich H., Lichtenberger, Achim   +2 more
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Petrographic table.

, 2023
Summary of the petrographic fabrics identified in Artaxata. (DOCX)
Myrsini Gkouma (17144964), Mkrtich Zardaryan (17144973), Luc Vrydaghs (17144967), Achim Lichtenberger (10750106), Benjamín Cutillas-Victoria (17144958), Elisabeth Holmqvist (17144961), Marta Lorenzon (17144955), Torben Schreiber (17144970)   +7 more
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Micromorphology table.

, 2023
Summary of the micromorphological analysis in Artaxata. (DOCX)
Myrsini Gkouma (17144964), Mkrtich Zardaryan (17144973), Luc Vrydaghs (17144967), Achim Lichtenberger (10750106), Benjamín Cutillas-Victoria (17144958), Elisabeth Holmqvist (17144961), Marta Lorenzon (17144955), Torben Schreiber (17144970)   +7 more
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Fig 2 -

, 2023
Map of excavation areas on the hills of Artaxata showing (A) the full extension of Artaxata site with its hills and (B) zoom in in the area investigated in this article, specifically Hill II, Hill XIII and the plain (Credit: Torben Schreiber).
Myrsini Gkouma (17144964), Mkrtich Zardaryan (17144973), Luc Vrydaghs (17144967), Achim Lichtenberger (10750106), Benjamín Cutillas-Victoria (17144958), Elisabeth Holmqvist (17144961), Marta Lorenzon (17144955), Torben Schreiber (17144970)   +7 more
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Technological aspects of painted plaster production at Artaxata, Armenia

npj Heritage Science
Abstract This study investigates the technological aspects of painted plaster production at Artaxata, Armenia, through a multiscale analytical approach, comparing samples from a 2nd-century BCE sanctuary and a later (1st century BCE–1st century CE) structure, with the aim of contextualizing these practices within ...
Lorenzon, Marta, Uzdurum, Melis, Ruano Posada, Lucia, Lichtenberger, Achim, Schreiber, Torben, Zardaryan, Mkrtich   +5 more
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« Archaeological Research in Artaxata. Preliminary Report 2003-2004 ». Parthica, 7, 2005, pp. 19-28. [PDF]

, 2008
In 2003-2004, excavations in Artaxata, in Armenia, brought to light, under walls of the early Medieval period, a structure made in bricks with dove-tail clamps, containing sherds, bricks, tesserae of a mosaic and tiles dated to the 1st-4th centuries AD ...
Messina, Vito
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