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Mesrop Mashtots creating the Armenian Alphabet, Francesco Maggiotto,1750-1805
The Armenian Alphabet was invented in 405 AD by Armenian linguist, statesman and hymnologist Mesrop Mashtots. Armenian calligraphy is included in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The Armenian alphabet is a prayer. Each letter means one word. It is in the order that Mesrop Mashtots created that you can read a prayer.
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Fighting began on the morning of 27 September 2020, with an Azerbaijani offensive along the line of contact established in the aftermath of the First Nagorno-Karabakh War (1988–1994).
After days of false accusations and concocting a ground for a military attack the Azerbaijani Armed Forces launched a major military operation against the Republic of Armenia, primarily using artillery and drones, along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border starting at 00:05
Map demonstrates settlements of #Syunik & #Gegharkunik regions of #Armenia which were shelled by the #Azerbaijan'i armed forces, including w/use of heavy artillery & UAVs, during the large-scale aggression on September 13.
Santa Claus flying real footage over the Armenia
12.24.2021
In the Eblaite language (2300-2100 BC) - Armanum
In the Sumerian language (2200-2000 BC) - Aratta
In the Hattic language (1800-1500 BC) - Armatana
In the Hittite language (1500-1200 BC) - Hayasa
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