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Armenian Ancient Heritage Sites in Turkey that are Completely Discarded ...

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DESTRUCTION OF ARMENIAN HERITAGE The following are ancient heritage sites in Turkey that are completely discarded and destroyed With this short video, I'm hoping to display the unfortunate discovery of the following sites that have been completely destroyed over time, residing in an area where the country does not value other cultural sites. All the sites listed here are in Turkey, some of which you are able to view on Google. It is so devastating to see centuries-old churches and other monuments that are no longer valued because the religion, belief system, or culture is different than those who now have possession of the land. These are sacred sites, architectural examples of untold hours of craftsmanship and artistry, that hold keys to the historical culture of generations that have gone on before. They remind us of where our roots are and help us connect to the past. They are living monuments that have an important story to tell. We need to take serious measures to keep this from happening to any more religious or cultural landmarks in Artsakh.

* Van City Beginning of 20th Century Constructed 9th Century B.C • Located East of Van Lake * Naregavank in 1950 Built 10th Century • Located South of Van Lake * St. Gregory Monastery in 1960 Built 13th Century • Located in Salnabad Valley of Varaga Mountain * * Khzkonk Monastery in 1962 Built 11th Century • Located in Kars Region * St. Arakeloz (Apostles) Monastery in 1960’s Built 10th Century • Near Mus City * Ghoshk (Triumph Arch) in 1960’s Built 10-11th Century • Near the Border of Armenia * Varagavank Monastery in 1960’s Built 10th Century • Located  East of Van City on Varaga Mountain * Ani City's Coat of Arms in the 1950’s 10th Century On Main Entrance of the Ancient City * Ancient Cemetery in 2008 In Ani City * St. Sarkis Church in 1950'sBuilt 4th Century • Located Near Digor Village of Kars Region * St. Gevork Monastery in 20th Century St. Gevork Monastery in 20th Century * Shepherd Church in 1950 Built 10-11th Century Located in Ancient Ani City * St. John Church in 1950 Built 7th Century • Located in Ancient Bagavan City * Dignis Fortress in 1950 Reconstructed 9th Century • Located in Kars Region near the border of Armenia * St. Poghos Petros Church in 20 Century Reconstructed 16th Century • Located Tomarza of Kayseri Region * St. John Baptist Monastery in 20 Century Reconstructed 15th Century • Located Ktous Island of Van Lake * St. John Baptist Monastery in 20 Century Reconstructed 15th Century • Located Ktous Island of Van Lake * St. Prkich (Redeemer) Church in 1957 Built11th Century • Located in Ani Ancient City * St. Karapet Monastery in 1950 Reconstructed 11th Century • Located Near the Mus City * Horomos Monastery in 1950 Built 11th Century • Located in Kars Region near the border of Armenia * TOMB of ARMENIAN KING ASHOT BAGRATUNI in 1950 Built 10th Century • Located in Near Horomos Monastery

Sources of photos: RAA Virtual Ani

Music TIGRAN POGHOSYAN View more at: https://www.hungama.com/artist/tigran-poghosyan/169331147/

More detail of historical site, please visit the following pages: https://allinnet.info/history/oromosavank-the-tomb-of-armenian-kings/

Armenia

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Phoenix Tour Armenia https://www.destimap.com/index.php?act=place&p=Armenia ARMENIA | ONCE IN A LIFETIME JOURNEY | ARMENIA TRAVEL GUIDE The Award Winning Travel Host Laura McKenzie takes viewers on a Once in a Lifetime Journey through the Historic Nation of Armenia during a One-Hour TV Special. "Laura McKenzie's Traveler" is the number one travel show on broadcast television across the US. In this new primetime special, Laura McKenzie gives a firsthand account of her explorations through Armenia, including destinations like the capital city of Yerevan, the ancient Temple of Garni, the cave Monastery of Geghard, the Echmiadzin Cathedral and the Monastery of Tatev, featuring the longest cable car ride in the world. She also discovers local markets, learns to make ethnic cuisine, and tries her hand at the art of carpet weaving at the Megerian Carpet Factory. Video credits: Laura McKenzie's Traveler Phoenix Tour invites you to explore the best destinations, journeys and experiences for Armenia, South Caucasus & Iran.

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