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open access | peer reviewedKeywords Roman Era • Ottoman empire • Orontid • Vardan Arewelc'i • Apostolic foundation • K‘nnikon • Naxiǰevan • Stratigraphic methodology • Classical Armenian • Het'um • Medieval archaeology • Patriarchates • Armenian art • Seventh century • Colophon • Computus • Körzüt fotress • Byzantine Greek • Eurasia • Old French • Time-reckoning • Letter of Love and Concord • Armenian Era • Educated king • Erevan • Light archaeology • Cuneiform Inscriptions • Tʿalin • Vernacular • Calendar-making • Armenian tradition • Easter cycle • Urartu • Manchester • J̌ułay • Papacy • Excavation • Medieval Cilicia • Middle Armenian • Paschal cycle • Žłlank‘ • Erzurum • Turkey • Gełard • Travel literature • Vita beati Silvestri • Ēǰmiacin • Dvin/Dabil • Giovanni Francesco Gemelli Careri • Social history • Łevond Vardapet P‘irłalēmean • Manuscript • Forgeries • Safavid empire • Kars • Armenian community • Anania Širakac‘i
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