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ARMENIAN SYMBOLS

An earth that remembers the Great Flood and the decline of ancient civilizations, why do we love it?
Average age of the Armenian state according to different historians
INTRODUCTION to HISTORY
from 3000 to 6000
THE ARMENIAN NATION –
is one of the oldest
Yerevan is 29 years older than Rome!
The capital of Armenia, Yerevan, is older than Rome, and the country was the first in the world to adopt Christianity as its official religion.
It came into the world from such a depth of centuries, when not only the European nations of today did not exist, but also the nations of ancient antiquity were barely budding.
armenian
nation – is one
of the oldest
was founded in 782 BC.
by the Urartian king Argishti
WHAT YOU KNOW
ABOUT ARMENIA?
Some people associate Armenia
with the majestic Ararat, while others associate Armenia with old temples, others with Aivazovsky, and some with backgammon memes.
It is impossible to discuss all historical and cultural symbols of such an ancient country even in a few hundred years, so I’m going to introduce you
you to the author’s selection of warm hearted
symbols of Armenia.
"And behind you is Ararat — my Armenia…"
Descent of Noah from Ararat
I. Ayvazovsky (Ayvazyan)

WHAT DOES ARMENIA HOLDS INside?
POMEGRANATES –
And in Armenia they also make all kinds of
souvenirs with the image of pomegranate
For Armenians, the pomegranate is not just a bright fruit symbol that decorates carpets
and national embroideries, but also a symbol of national culture and identity.
The fruit itself, unlike others, grows on bushes and is tied to the earth by its roots — as the origins of Armenian culture, deeply rooted in history and traditions.
THE HEART OF ARMENIA
of armenia
heart
And in Armenia they also make all kinds of
souvenirs with the image of pomegranate
pomegranate is a symbol
of Armenian roots
and past
The Armenian duduk is one of the oldest musical instruments on the planet. The soul, prayer and long melody of the heart of the Armenian nation.
It is interesting that for two thousand years the duduk has hardly changed its sound. It is not by chance that duduk virtuoso Jivan Gasparyan was called to create soundtracks for the popular movies "The Passion of the Christ" and "Gladiator".
of duduk
soulful music