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The Forgotten Kingdom of Urartu: From Prosperity to Fall

The kingdom of Urartu, overshadowed by Mesopotamia and Egypt, was a powerhouse in the Armenian Highlands, leaving a legacy of military might, architecture, and

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3,000-Year-Old Bakery Found with Sacks of Preserved Flour - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

3,000-Year-Old Bakery Found with Sacks of Preserved Flour - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator
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3,000-Year-Old Bakery Found with Sacks Worth of Preserved Flour

Archaeologists have uncovered a 3,000-year-old bakery in Metsamor, Armenia, astonishingly, still housing several sacks worth of flour embedded in the soil.

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The New Era of Armenian Winemaking | Wine Enthusiast

Armenia's historic wine industry was disrupted by genocide and Soviet rule. Now, three wineries are reviving tradition while looking toward the future.

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Archaeologists discover monumental structure at excavations of Urartu-era Karmir Blur

YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 18, ARMENPRESS. Archaeologists discovered a structure dating back to the 7th century B.C. during excavations at the Karmir Blur (Red Hill, aka Teishebaini) archaeological site, which was once the capital of Transcaucasian provinces of Urartu, in Yerevan, Armenia.

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