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Partially excavated places tagged “zakarian” in Armenia · Mysteria

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Partially excavated places tagged “zakarian” in Armenia

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🇦🇲 Armenia · Temple complex

Goshavank Monastery — Mkhitar Gosh Law Code Khachkar

Zakarian (1196 Gergol by Mkhitar Gosh; Surb Astvatsatsin 1191–96 with gavit 1203) · Zakarian medieval university (Mkhitar Gosh 1130–1213 law Datastanagirk code author, 13th c. Goshavank school)

Goshavank excavated Soviet, Mkhitar Gosh 1196 law code university, lace khachkar famous.

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🇦🇲 Armenia · Temple complex

Aghjots Vank — Garni Gorge Wilderness Isolated Dome

Medieval (13th c. Aghjots Surb Stepanos 13th c., Zakarian era) · Zakarian 13th c. small wilderness monastery

Aghjots isolated excavated by Khosrov reserve.