Armenian Garni and Greek Parthenon

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3 comments

+ DOINA K 2 years ago
I subscribe 100% with Noemic!

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Doina
+ Noemi Catz 2 years ago
Very interesting ! This is the big success of slideshare I think - it gives us the opportunity to get to know cultures and traditions we are not familiar with. I’ve traveled a lot in my life , but the most I travel I realize how little I’ve seen and learned .

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+ Prakash Tanksale 2 years ago
Yes, it is a cross cultural refereance. See my coins show, we in India have good history of Armenian religious teachers helping people and so on. It is good to love our old values. It keeps us on track.

Gayane Dallakyan, Marketing Specialist at CAPS Armenia Project, favorited this 1 week ago

Armenian Garni looks like Greek Parthenon Prepared by Welcomearmenia.com
- In the 3rd millennium BC the first fortification was constructed on an easily defendable terrain at one of the bends of the Azat river.
- It is much smaller than Parthenon and is built of bazalt rather than marble.
- Rectangle-based religious edifice with columns and a pediment was known on the territory of the Armenian upland back in the epoch of the Urarts.
- Parthenon like temple . The style of architecture influenced the overall composition of Armenia's heathen temples in general .
- King's palace and baths in Garni, Parthenon like temple.
- To visit Armenian Garni, take a tour with Welcomearmenia.com