On this Women’s Day I’d like to mention that in 1919, five women made history as the first female members of Georgia’s parliament.🇬🇪 Minadora Orjonikidze‑Toroshelidze, Eleonora Parsegova‑Makhviladze, Kristine Sharashidze, Anna Sologashvili and Liza Nakashidze‑Bolkvadze. Kindly

An Armenian version of Botticelli's Birth of Venus found in a hotel around Lake Sevan. In the ancient Armenian Pantheon she’s calle Astghik.

History of the Armenian Alphabet

Kings and Generals - Ancient Armenia The kingdom of Armenia was an ancient realm at the crossroads of the east and the west.

Parandzem, Queen of Armenia

Armenian girl in Baku, 1873 publication of *[The Illustrated London News]

Armenian highlands - the homeland of Proto-Indo-European languages

According to the German Orientalist A. D. Mordtmann, Urartian language was not only Aryan (Indo-European) but specifically Armenian, and that it was only necessary to turn to an Armenian dictionary to discover the meaning of every word in the inscriptions.

Meet The Armenian Queens of Jerusalem Armenian women did more than witness Crusader history, they shaped it. Arda of Cilicia became the first Armenian Queen of Jerusalem when she married King Baldwin I. video by Zartonk Media

Hayhurums (Հայհրում) were Armenian-speaking Christians who belonged to the Greek Orthodox Church. Their name combines Armenian Hay (Armenian) and Rûm (Eastern Roman/Byzantine). They represented a unique cultural bridge between Armenian language and Byzantine Orthodox faith.

⭐️ 🇦🇲 Throughout history, the size and shape of Armenia have shifted, reflecting centuries of challenges and resilience. Despite these changes, the Armenian people have remained steadfast, preserving their culture, faith, and identity.

The 3,000-year-old remains of an ancient fortification have been discovered at the bottom of Van lake. The castle is said to belong to the Iron Age Armenian civilization also known as the Kingdom of Van, Urartu, Ararat and Armenia.

Tigran II the Great, king of Armenia, Illustration for Chatterbox(1894) Chatterbox was a well-known Victorian children’s magazine founded in 1866 by British clergyman John Erskine Clark. The magazine survived well into the 1900’s and was published in both Britain and America.

Tigran II the Great, King of Kings video by Zartonk Media

Armenian king Antioch I Yervanduni and god Vahagn Nemrut, Western Armenia

Zorats Karer - The World's Oldest Observatory The Incredible History of the 7,500-year-old Armenian Stonehenge. Zorats Karer is a prehistoric archaeological site near the town of Sisian in the Syunik Province of Armenia.

Surprise: Great Britain’s Original Inhabitants Were Armenian thebluntpost.com/29249-2/

god "Vahagn", on the wall of Yerevan Brandy factory, 1988. Sculptor: Artashes Hovsepyan