The armeniad
Subtitle: visible pages of history
By: text and illustrations by Boris Baratov ; [editor, iconographic and archive research: Anna Petrosova ; tr. into English by Nicolette Kirk.]
Contributors: Petrosova, Anna; Kirk, Nicolette
Publisher: Linguist Publishers
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Moscow, Russia
Language: eng
Translated from: rus
Number of pages: 335
ISBN-13: 9785900227092
Subjects: Civilization; Antiquities; History; Armenian Art
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 334-335).
Table of contents: title: Armenia in the cuneiform inscriptions of the Achaemenid kings; title: The Ararat Armenian kingdom of Van; title: Nineveh; title: Ashurpanibal's library, the pearl of Assyria; title: Armani and Aratta; title: the ancient states of Armenia, contemporaries of the Sumer; title: Hayasa; title: the cradle of the Armenians; title: Babylon; title: city of the legendary Hayk; title: Commagene; title: the kingdom of the Ervandids; title: Artashat and Garni; title: residences of the Armenian kings; title: Tigranakertand the era of Tigran the Great; title: Edessa; title: the city of Abgar, first Christian king; title: Etchmiadzin; title: the citadel of Christianity; title: Ani and Kars; title: residences of the Armenian kings; title: Aghtamar and the Church of the Holy Cross; title: Armenians in the Byzantine Empire; title: Cilician Armenia; title: the Armenian kingdom on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea; title: Armenia; title: 1915; title: Matenadaran; title: the ark of the Armeniad; title: Bibliography.