41. Armenia Diaspora - Projects armenian Practicum in Yerevan, armenia (August 2 – August 23, 2004). Earn twocredit hours by being immersed in the culture that adopted Christianity as http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/students/learn.html

Students - Learn Armenian Armenian at Arizona State University University of Michigan Offering Introductory Courses in Classical, Eastern and Western Armenian Armenian Language Institute in Yerevan - Summer 2004 Armenian at Arizona State University Intensive Introductory Armenian (June 1 - July 30, 2004, ASU Main Campus, Tempe, Arizona) - Earn 8 credit hours in 9 weeks for an administrative fee of $300 or less if you qualify for a scholarship (tuition waived). - Learn an important Indo-European language spoken by about 6 million people. - Have fun interacting with your classmates - Connect with a culture with a history of over 5 millennia - Work toward meeting the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences foreign language requirement - Experience university life and earn ASU credits while still in high school (juniors and seniors are eligible) Intermediate Armenian (June 1 - July 30, 2004, and each academic year, ASU Main Campus, Tempe,Arizona)

42. Where Armenia's Ancient Culture, History, Wine And Fun Collide! - Armenia Diaspo To highlight armenia s culture, agriculture and historic treasures, to revive andcelebrate armenian rich harvest, customs and traditions, the armenian Tourism http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/js/030910kenats.html

www.armeniadiaspora.com Where Armenia's Ancient Culture, History, Wine And Fun Collide! Armenia is fast becoming a tourism hot spot. Over the past two years, the Armenian Tourism Development Agency (ATDA) has been developing programs to showcase Armenia's many attractions to the world travel industry and tourists alike. Festival logo displays glowing red-orange sun of eternity cascading around majestic Mt. Ararat and petroglyph dancers, who play the traditional Armenian instrument, the duduk. A jug of savory wine sits amidst the revelry. The logo is designed to represent a "toast" for the marriage of Armenia's ancient and new traditions during the rich autumn harvest season. During three days every September, Armenia comes alive with KENATS Festival. Residents and visitors alike delight in an exciting and exhilarating arts extravaganza of music, dance, performing and visual arts and crafts. KENATS Festival 2003 will be inaugurated on September 19 and will come to a brilliant finale on September 21, 2003. Throughout the weekend, the Festival will be bursting with energy, brightly costumed dancers and singers, and delicious ethnic Armenian cuisine. A display of arts and crafts never before seen, a showcase of traditional costumes and much, much more will transform Yerevan into an urban fairground with sidewalk sales and horse carriages. In addition to main stage entertainment and a great variety of food and drink, the Festival will also offer OFF stage entertainment, which includes jugglers, dancers, acrobats, trained monkeys and dogs, mimes, ponies, tight rope walkers and Armenian ancient sport.

43. Yerevan - Capital Of Armenia armenia. Yerevan throughout history has been an important center ofarmenian culture and civilization for nearly 3,000 years. We http://www.armenianhighland.com/yerevan/chronicle200.html

History of Armenia Yerevan Written By Gevork Nazaryan This is a great web site to inform Armenians in the diaspora about their homeland!!! Everyone should be able to see Yerevan in person, but until that day, this web site is the closest to the real thing. - Adrineh Gregorian - erevan - Capital of Republic of Armenia, an old and at the same time always young city whose roots go back to pre-historic and ancient times. The official establishment of the great city of Yerevan took place under the reigning of the mighty king of Ararat - Argishti the First in the year 782 BC. Thus the establishment of the City-Fortress of Erebuni predates that of the "Eternal" City of Rome by more than two decades. erevan is situated in the beautiful and scenic Araratian Valley, on the banks of the Hrazdan River. Yerevan is located in the heart of Greater Armenia. Yerevan throughout history has been an important center of Armenian culture and civilization for nearly 3,000 years. We hope that you will catch a glimpse of Yerevan and have a better understanding of our illustrious city of Yerevan, the heart of the Armenian Nation. lthough you will learn a great deal about the glorious path of Yerevan and Armenia over the attenuated millenniums through the Yerevan pages of the Armenian Enlightenment Chronicle, you will not get the actual and virtual sense and feeling of all of the folklore and folkways of the utmost generous hospitality, warmth and the sincere kind heartfelt sentiment of the Yerevanians. We hope that our introduction to Yerevan will be a prelude and a motivation for you to personally see and explore the richness of the Armenian history, culture, tradition and heritage. Our goal is that this will hopefully serve as a motivation for you to visit and see the renowned places of the ancient city of Yerevan for yourself. We truly urge you to personally visit and see the creative genius, the pride, and the true accumulated cultural wealth and magnificence of the Armenian Nation so greatly embodied, reflected and represented by the grandeur of Yerevan.

44. Miniature Of Illuminated Manuscripts armenian culture, especially in Western armenia and Cilician armenia under theyoke of nomadic Turkic tribes and their relatively mediocre and meek culture http://www.armenianhighland.com/illuminations/chronicle321.html

Written by Gevork Nazaryan Miniature of Illuminated Manuscripts Web Page/Graphics by Sarvue Illustrations

45. Live In Armenia - A Place Of Culture, History, Good People, And Live in armenia a place of culture, history,good people, and low cost of living. http://www.escapeartist.com/efam24/Armenia.html

Live in Armenia - a place of culture, history, good people, and low cost of living Magazine Index Index For This Edition Subscribe Live in Armenia A place of culture, history, good people, and low cost of living by Raffi Kojian Raffi Kojian has been living in Armenia for over a year and a half. He says, "It is a really great place for any expat who is not scared off by winters similar to Boston, although areas of a lower elevation do not get so cold. The cost of living is incredibly low, and the world class philharmonic, dance groups, and other cultural events are virtually free. The people are super nice; the real estate laws are quite accommodating and prices quite remarkable. It is very crime free and a very interesting region for short and cheap trips to other parts of the region. You get the picture. I think it is an especially good option for people interested in urban retirement, for super cheap." Additional Resources Kojian's Armenian website Current Jobs in Armenia Embassy Near You Overview Although Armenia probably does not cross the mind of the average American very often, those considering retirement or life abroad would do well to consider all it has to offer. With an incredibly low cost of living, a variety of climates, choice of city or country life, many sites to visit, virtually zero crime and one of the world's most hospitable people, it has much to offer anyone. As part of the Soviet Union, Armenia was one of the most prosperous and advanced parts of the entire communist world. Now with independence and a depressed economy, it offers a chance to live in a Western city for very little money.

46. LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST ARMENIAN LINKS armenian art has been profoundly influenced by armenian culture, armenia slong history, everchanging geography and unique mountainous landscape. http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-armenian.htm

language links ARMENIAN THE BEST LINKS GUARANTEE Unlike many other web sites related to languages, only serious and useful sites are listed here. If you know a really good site for learning this language do email us ALL LINKS Armenian Sites on the Internet www.shore.net/~narbey/armen/armen.html Annotated list of web sites about Armenia. Armenian Sites on the Web www.arminco.com/Armenia/Web/armweb.html ARMINCO Global Telecommunications - IT Solutions/Internet Services Provider in Armenia American University of Armenia (AUA) Yerevan Physics Institute Presidium of National Academy of Sciences of Armenia Armenian Directory Yellow Pages and Internet Website Directo... www.armenian.com/ Searchable phone and address directory of Armenian businesses, residents, organizations, churches and schools. Armenian website directory search engine and Armenian information section included. The Armenian Web Ring web.ibisnet.net/hyering/ A WebRing that joins Armenian Homepages! Armenian International E-mail Directory www.arminco.com/aied.html

47. Culture: History, Language & Literature, Music, Sports armenian Wedding Planning; Holidays armenia; culture and Arts From theweb pages of the armenian Embassy; armenians of Texas Parev y all. http://www2.primushost.com/~narbey/armen/Culture.html

Culture: Arts and Architecture From the web pages of the Armenian Embassy Architecture Contains links to pages on various Armenian architectural and historical sites. Armenian Artists of 19th-20th Centuries The Art of Armenia Varteni General Kessab, kessab, Armenian, Kesabtzis Online "Search for Kessabtzis, and Kesabtzi / Armenian related organizations and churches..." Armenians of Cyprus A well done home page dedicated to the Armenians of Cyprus Armenian Diasporan Archives Quarterly on-line journal. Notes from Armenia by Rick L. Ney (hosted at www.arminco.com US mirror at http://www.arminco-usa.com/homepages/Rick/index.html Armenian Wedding Planning Holidays - Armenia Culture and Arts From the web pages of the Armenian Embassy Armenians of Texas Parev y'all. Lot's of good info on various Armenian communities in Texas. Armenians of Atlanta Armenian Cultural Society Cracow, Poland A L E X A N D R I A - G Y U M R I SISTER CITY COMMITTEE Alexandria, Virginia Gyumri, Armenia The Genocide The Armenian Genocide Detailed overview of 1915 by Raffi Kojian. Remembering and Understanding the Armenian Genocide From the pages of The American University of Armenia.

48. Armenia, Culture & History armenia Map Statistics Flag Seal Alphabet. History Genocide GeneralHistory TimeLine. culture People Art Architecture Music. Pictures. http://www.csupomona.edu/~armenian_students/armenia/history.html

General History Armenia Map Statistics Alphabet History Genocide General History TimeLine Culture People Music Pictures

49. Culture Of Artsakh of the Bagratid Kingdom, which established its rule in armenia at the the region,Artsakh witnessed a period of creative activity culture vigorously developed http://nkr.am/eng/facts/cult.htm

Mirror General information Economy Healthcare ... Religion The Cultural and Spiritual Heritage of Nagorno Karabagh Historically Karabagh was the northeastern province of Armenia. The spread of similar forms of economic activity, customs, traditions, religious beliefs, and the same kind of mentality of inhabitants of the entire Armenian plateau brought about the reality that Nagorno Karabagh (Artsakh) along with other regions of Armenia constitutes a single entity in the cultural, economic, and linguistic sense. Numerous archeological facts of the eneolite, bronze and iron ages prove that the culture of Nagorno Karabagh is in fact a branch of a single Armenian culture and a great deal of parallels could be drawn with the monuments of the Armenian Plateau of the same period. Below is the description of cultural monuments, which still exist on the territory of the Artsakh Principality. th century AD, which is the time when Christianity was adopted as Armenian state religion.) There are also monuments of prehistoric age, which are mainly prehistoric campsites, ruins of ancient Armenian settlements, a part of which belong to the Ararat Kingdom (Urartu) and Armenian Kingdom of Ervanids period, sepulchers, cult statuettes of early Armenian epoch, carved stones from Armenian Artashesids dynasty, capitols, various home utensils and coins. Thus, in ancient times (1 st millennium BC) the summer residence of Ararat King Rus I was found on the territory of what is today Istisu village. The largest and the most renowned settlement of pre-Christian period on the territory of Artsakh is the city of Tigranakert, which was founded by the Armenian King Tigran II in the 90-ies BC. Interestingly enough, this was the first out of four cities founded later by Tigran II in the different parts of the Armenian plateau and baring his name. The ruins of that settlement were found on the territory of the present Agdam region near the border of the Nagorno Karabagh Republic.

50. Armenia The upper left portion represents the Royal House of the Bagratids, under whosegifted leadership in the Middle Ages, Armenian culture blossomed, represented http://flagspot.net/flags/am.html

Armenia Hayastan - Republic of Armenia, Hayastani Hanrapetutyun Last modified: by ivan sache Keywords: armenia hayastan caucasus europe ... ararat Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors by Flag used between and 1921 and readopted 24 August 1990 (with modified proportion), coat of arms used between 1918 and 1921 and readopted 24 August 1990 . Proportion: Description: Horizontally divided red-blue-orange. Use: on land, civil, state and war flag. Colour approximate specifications (as given in Album des Pavillons Red: Pantone 199 c / CMYK (%) C - M100 - Y 65 - K Blue: Pantone 285 c / CMYK (%) C 90 - M 45 - Y - K Orange: Pantone 021 c / CMYK (%) C - M 50 - Y 90 - K On this page: A presentation of Armenia Laws on the national symbols The flag in the Constitution Proportions of the flag ... Coat of arms See also: Armenia: Index of all related pages A presentation of Armenia Full name: Republic of Armenia. Location: Caucasus. Status: Internationally recognized independent state since 23 September 1991. Notes: Historical Armenia was the first nation to declare Christianity its official religion The flag was originally hoisted during short-lived Armenia independence after First World War.

51. AYF.ORG / Armenian Youth Federation - Youth Organization Of The This program also provides participants an opportunity to submerge in armenian culture,travel throughout armenia, and share in the daily joys and griefs of http://www.ayf.org/program_events/internship_in_armenia.shtml

Hoki Cultural Publication Internship in Armenia Javakhk Youth Initiative Junior Seminar Senior Olympics Internship in Armenia Click here for Articles about the AYF Internship! The AYF Interns at a school in Shoushi Gain professional experience in your field of study Experience Armenian culture first hand Learn the social, legal, economic, and political working environment of Armenia The AYF Internship in Armenia offers an opportunity for students to develop their professional careers while helping Armenia. For two months each summer, students are placed in Armenian government agencies, private companies, or other organizations. Internships are available in almost any desired field. This program also provides participants an opportunity to submerge in Armenian culture, travel throughout Armenia, and share in the daily joys and griefs of the Armenian people. Visiting Dzidzernagapert What is the AYF summer internship in Armenia all about? It's about someone like Ed, who spent the summer working at the American University of Armenia's Center for Business Research and Development. He assisted in feasibility studies of various industries in Armenia, visited factories and other manufacturing facilities, and spoke to high school students, giving ideas for their newfound Junior Achievement businesses. It's about someone like Barig, who three years ago volunteered her time on the pediatric ward of the Orthopedic Hospital, trying to make life a little happier for young injured children and their families, many of them refugees from Artsakh and the border areas of Armenia.

52. Armenian Club Provides Cultural Discovery For Student And so I continue to learn. Being part of an Armenian students club helps preserveArmenian culture for the future, as it might be in danger abroad. http://the-tech.mit.edu/V114/N23/armenia.23l.html

Armenian Club Provides Cultural Discovery for Student About a year ago, I was waiting for the Massachusetts Avenue bus one day with a friend. In the process of updating each other on our respective lives, I told him that I decided to join the Armenian Students' Club at MIT. At this my friend gave me a confused look and asked me, "Why does there need to be an Armenian students' club? What do you have to talk about?" I guess that the answer to this question is not obvious to most people. Most of my friends in college know of Armenia as a small country, if they have heard of it at all, with a forgotten history. Many people do not even know that Armenia has its own language, or that it was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as its state religion. And I myself cared little about joining an Armenian club when I first came to MIT, as my most distinct memory of Armenian Sunday school was of being derided for being the only person to attend a private school. I had heard all the horrors of escaping from the 1915 Massacre in Turkey, a genocide in which over one-and-a-half million Armenians were killed, from my grandparents. However, my youthful ignorance, coupled with a language barrier barred me from learning more from them. Furthermore, in certain situations, I had trouble reconciling myself as an American with my more traditional Armenian upbringing. In my experience, I had found Armenians to be provincial and extremely closely knit. Many Armenian parents that I knew at home, themselves raised in a protective environment, mandated that their children stay close to home for college and had strict control over their children's lives. This has been a problem for me, as I went far from home for college and enjoy the choices that American life provides. Hence, confirming my Armenian identity was about the last thing I wanted to do in college.

53. Armenian Classical Literature From The Vth To The XVIIIth Centuries: Digital Lib of armenian culture and literature are the creation of the armenian alphabet by MesrobMashtots in the year 405 AD, and the use of printing in armenia, for the http://www.armenia.ru/azdarar/eng/is.htm

#8 Hrotits, 4493 year of Armenian History - July, 2001 Internet and Society Armenian Classical Literature from the Vth to the XVIIIth Centuries: Digital Library - www.digilib.am C o n t e n t s Ara Baliozian's Corner Our Choice Is Not Between Two Evils Culture By the Rivers of Babylon Armenian Communities The Armenian Community in Sydney Today and During the Last Four Decades as Experienced and Seen by Arto Poladian: Final Part Internet and Society Armenian Classical Literature from the Vth to the XVIIIth Centuries: Digital Library Armenian Church His Holiness Karekin II, Catholicos of All Armenians, Visits Toronto, Canada Literary Corner Who Will Buy These Wonderful Roses? The Journal Humor Letters To The Editor About Us A r c h i v e s The year 2000: #1, April The Genocide of the Armenian People in the Ottoman Empire #2, May The Role and Place of Science in the Development of the Third Armenian Republic #3, June Out of Crisis #4, July-August Understanding the Incomprehensible #5, September-October A Dream That Has Come True #6, November-December

54. NGO Program In Armenia - Search For Armenian NGOs Assist in the preservation of Greek culture and language in armenia; Cooperate withother NGOs representing national minorities in armenia; Establish the Greek http://www.worldlearning.am/search/search_result.html?Scase=0&SID=15

55. NGO Program In Armenia - Search For Armenian NGOs Contrinute to the development of culture and science in armenia; Provide assistanceto elderly houses and orphanages; Assist to startup and young artists in http://www.worldlearning.am/search/search_result.html?Scase=0&SID=2

56. Armenian Cultural Association exploits and discussions and other works of arbitrary forms, which subjects are relatedwith the history, culture and modern problems of armenians and armenia. http://galaxy.uci.agh.edu.pl/~vahe/acs.htm

Armenian Cultural Association Cracow, Poland Ormianskie Towarzystwo Kulturalne pl. Bohaterow Getta 16/10 30-547 Krakow, Poland tel/fax (+48-12-) 656-56-07 Armenian Cultural Association (ACA) was founded in Cracow (Poland) in 1990. It is social-cultural organization of Polish Armenians. ACA acts by virtue of The Associations Law registered by Vojevoda Court in Cracow. ACA is led by the board of the following structure: Adam TERLECKI (chairman), Antoni AMIROWICZ (secretary), Adam MUECK (treasurer), Vahe AMIRBEKIAN and Mikael NAZLOJAN (board members). The board is elected by The General Assemble of ACA members, cadence is 4-years-long. The cadence of the present board expires in September 1998. The main purpose of ACA activity is integration of Polish Armenians communities as well as documentation of their history and culture. The Association also maintains contacts with Armenia and Armenian Diaspora abroad to help Polish Armenians keep spiritual contact with the rest of the nation. The permanent form of ACA activity are members meetings associated with presentations of reports related with Armenians and Armenia (regularly, once a month). In addition depending on financial abilities Association organizes Pan-Polish congresses of Armenia-related associations and groups (so far three such congresses have taken place: in 1991, 1992, 1994). The third form of ACA activity is publishing of "Bulletin of the Armenian Cultural Association", which is distributed among people interested in the subject due to their subscriptions.

57. Discover Armenia Under constant threat of domination by foreign forces, Armenians became bothcosmopolitan as well as fierce protectors of their culture and tradition. http://www.armeniaemb.org/DiscoverArmenia/Index.htm

Start Page v Diplomatic Mission v Armenia US v Discover Armenia v v News v Kids v Consular Affairs v Contact Us Climate Springs are short, while falls are long. Autumns are remarkable for their spectacularly colorful foliage. Lake Sevan nestled up in the Armenian highlands, is the second largest lake in the world relative to its altitude .Enjoying time off on the bright turquoise waters of Lake Sevan 1,900 meters above sea level Education in Armenia Education has always been prioritized in Armenia - in a country, which has been the basis of the nation's political and cultural survival and the incentive for national progress. The current education network has been established during the short existence of the first Republic in Armenia in (1918 - 1920). It has further developed during the years of Soviet Power (1920-1990). Education in Armenia has traditionally been highly rated. Today as well, the most important national issue is considered the maintenance and development of education system, insuring its compability in the international environment. This can be proved by the laws and decrees issued after declaring independence. more Read "Historic Maps of Armenia"

58. Hebrew University Armenian Studies Program, Annual Report 1999-98 An Internet Site has been established by the Department in order topresent its own work, and also the riches of Armenian culture. http://micro5.mscc.huji.ac.il/~armenia/ArmenianReport98.html

Home Courses Research Fellowships ... Hebrew U. PressReleases 30 Years of Armenian Studies 2001 Expedition to Armenia Department Reports Links E-mail Us Armenian Studies Report on Activities 1997-1998 Faculty of Humanities, Institute of Asian and African Studies Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem 91905, Israel Fax: (972) 2 5883658 Introduction Background and History of the Program An active program in Armenian Studies has existed at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for thirty years. By this means the University granted recognition to the significant role of the Armenians in Israel's complex society and in the Holy Land. In recent years the department of Armenian Studies entered a period of unprecedented and dynamic growth. Ever closer relationships with the Republic of Armenia and its academic institutions have been one factor. A recent agreement between the Armenian Patriarchate and the University encourages newly ordained clergy to continue their education at the Hebrew University. A new interest in Armenian Studies is exhibited by Israeli students. The number of students increases each year. The Hebrew University has striven to respond to this growing demand. The program has been enriched and now a broad range of courses is offered, reflecting the wealth and variety of Armenian history, language and culture. Armenian Studies forms part of the Department of Indian, Iranian and Armenian Studies in the University's Institute of Asian and African Studies. Georgian Studies are also taught in conjunction with the Armenian program. The programs of the Hebrew University and its Rothberg School for overseas students are fully accredited.

59. Culture - ARMENIA Information Christian culture and the invention of the Armenian alphabet by Mesrop Mashtots,so thoroughly expressive of the language that it has withstood the centuries http://www.armeniainfo.am/about/?section=culture

60. Armenian Ecotourism Association/About Armenia Read, please, about the history and culture of armenia in the followingsites www.armenianhighland.com armenian culture, History More. http://www.ecotourismarmenia.com/pages/about.htm

Both mountains make the massive Ararat, which is a vast area of thousands of square kilometers. The volcanic cone of the Big Ararat is crowned with snow and 30 glaciers. The snow border starts at the height of 4250m. Since olden times the vast territory of the Armenian Highland was inhabited by many nations, Armenians among them. Being one of the ancient nations in the world Armenians emerged long before modern European nations came into being, and the antique nations - Romans and Hellenes- were just forming. Modern Armenia is often called a land of rocks. But it is also a wonderland where the man squeezes water out of stones. Amber veins, purple peach trees, the golden wealth of orchards - this abundance of fruits, greens and vegetables constitute a anthem to the Sun, labor and people. In Armenia you will live in the past and present at the same time. Signatures of millennia past cover the landscape. Pagan sanctuaries still stand among the ancient Christian temples and the powerful creations of medieval architects. Walk outside your lodging, ride or walk through our towns, villages and countryside and you will always be in Armenia's 'museum under the open sky.' You will also be traveling in one of the most diversified ecosystems in the world. Five of the seven primary topographies exist in our small country of some 30,000 square kilometers. You will experience a remarkable range of flora and fauna. With snow capped mountains only a few hours drive from subtropical valleys, in the changes in altitude and local climates, you can experience seven springs in one visit.

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