ARMENIAN HISTORICAL MONUMENTS

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Rectangular Grave-Stone 1760 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Rectangular Grave-Stone 1798 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Rectangular Grave-Stone 1737 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Rectangular Grave-Stone 1551 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Rectangular Grave-Stone 1832 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Stone Slab 1737 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Stone Slab 1758 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Stone Slab 1815 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Stone Slab 1776 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Stone Slab 1792 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Cemetery

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Bell 1816 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Monastic School 1869 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Gates

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Vernatun, i.e. 'Upper House' in a literal translation: a special section in a church resembling a balcony whence women generally followed divine service, the church hall being intended exceptionally for men. 1817 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Cellar

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Patriarchate

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Granary 1715 y․

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

St. Stepanos Church

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

St. Nshan Chapel

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Sourb Astvatzatzin Church

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Cemetery

/ Shamakhi / Saghian

Castle 1583 y․

/ Shamakhi / Shamakhi

Cross

/ Shamakhi / Shahumianavan

Rectangular Grave-Stone 1927 y․

/ Shamakhi / Shahumianavan