61. A1plus News From Armenia 205455 2503-2004 culture . EUROPEANS LIKED armenia. ”It’sthe best occasion for the European intellectuals to recognize http://www.a1plus.am/eng/?go=category&id=4

62. Circle.Am: Rating And Statistics For Armenian Web Resources Site. Top 30 Art, culture and History. 21. History Site. 24. armenia AviatonHistory Museum, 0 (+0), Check stats for this Web Site. 25. armenian http://www.circle.am/?go=catalog&cat=art

63. Armenian Sites On The Web Window to armenia An excellent page on armenia, the land, the peopleand culture.Tourist Guide. Many pictures and sound (.au) files. http://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 State Engineering University of Armenia Yerevan State University Artsakh Online- First WWW Site in Nagorno-Karabakh Republic The President of Armenia The Parliament of Armenia SHIRAK.AM - Shirak Region SIUNY.AM - Echmiadzin City ... Internews Armenia Homepages hosted on ARMINCO Web Server: Armenian Air Lines Armenian International E-mail Directory TourArmenia - A Complete Travel Guide to Armenia Notes from Armenia by Rick Ney - point of view of American who had lived in Armenia for many years... Ganzasar Theological Center Embassy of Iran in Armenia ARMENPRESS Armenian State News Agency ARMECONOMBANK ... Armenian Reference Books Co. - Armenians and Armenian businesses in the USA and Canada Window to Armenia An excellent page on Armenia, the land, the people and culture.Tourist Guide. Many pictures and sound (.au) files. HayTun (an Armenian Home) Great Page created by Houssik Hovhannesian www.armenia.org

64. Regional, Asia, Armenia: Society And Culture Armenian Heritage Organization Introduces the Armenian culture, art, history,homeland and traditions. Armenian Openweb Workshop - Presents web projects. http://www.combose.com/Regional/Asia/Armenia/Society_and_Culture/

Top Regional Asia Armenia ... Religion Related links of interest: Regional:Europe:Society and Culture Amnesty International Appeals against Death Sentences - Press release about an appeal against death sentences for three prisoners, hosted by World History Archives. Armenia and Jews - Offers country data, brief information on the Jewish community, its relations with Armenians and bilateral relations with Israel. Armenia: Portraits of Survival - A photo-essay by Jerry Berndt depicting suffering in the country after the 1988 earthquake and the economic crisis following the collapse of the USSR. Features an introduction by Professor Donald Miller of USC. Armenian Heritage Organization - Introduces the Armenian culture, art, history, homeland and traditions. Armenian Openweb Workshop - Presents web projects. Armenian World - A portal devoted to history, culture, arts and entertainment. Includes also a section about the novelist William Saroyan and various links. Armenians and Migration - Analyzes the demography of the country with statistics. Armenians.com

65. Armenia:Culture counterparts. Authors Sergey E. Harutyunyan, Hakob Hakobian ReferencesK. Zhamkochian History and culture of armenia , Yerevan, 1987. Site http://www.cac-biodiversity.org/arm/arm_culture.htm

Your browser does not support script Welcome to Armenia Country Profile Visitor's Notepad Maps ... Photo Gallery PGR in Armenia Institutions PGR Unit Members Status of Database Collection Missions ... Legislation Armenian culture B.C. experienced the strong influence of the Shoumer and Accadian cultures. These cultures especially influenced the development of fine arts, cuneiform, even the first Armenian language-Aramian, which was almost completely lost until A.D. At that time people could build beautiful towns, they were skillful craftsmen and they were able to make beautiful things from various processed metals, particularly iron and bronze. Urartian people had various myths and legends, unfortunately those were lost within the time. Also Armenians built a lot of temples dedicated to gods, which were very much like the Hellenistic temples or pantheons. a r m e n i a Unfortunately most of these pagan temples were destroyed when Christianity became the state religion of the country. The only pagan temple that withstood the historical changes is the Garni temple (1st century B.C.) Archeologists have found many golden coins, monuments, and statues, etc. Despite the fact that the country adopted Christianity some of the Pagan traditions were so strong that

66. Society And Culture Armenia Asia Regional Social Transition Program in armenia www.stp.am/ Asia armenia Society and culture. armenians.com www.armenians.com/ Asia armenia Society and culture. http://www.interactiva.org/Dir/I/English/Regional/Asia/Armenia/Society_and_Cultu

www.interactiva.org English Deutsch Espa±ol ... Society and Culture Society and Culture : Asia Armenia Society and Culture: Genealogy Guides and Directories History Humor ... Religion Chat: English Society Ethnicity Asian Caucasian Armenian Chat Government: English Regional Asia Armenia Government Language: English Science Social Sciences Language and Linguistics Natural Languages Indo-European Armenian Personal Pages: English Society Ethnicity Asian Caucasian Armenian Personal Pages English Regional Europe: Society and Culture Social Transition Program in Armenia www.stp.am/ Asia Armenia Society and Culture. Features activities ( Social Transition Program in Armenia ) projects, documents, announcements and events. Hayaget : International Congress on Armenian Studies www.hayaget.am/ Asia Armenia Society and Culture. Includes the programs ( Hayaget : International Congress on Armenian Studies ) the list of participants, dates, and an application form. United Nations Development Program www.undp.am/ Asia Armenia Society and Culture. Presents news ( United Nations Development Program ) publications, factsheets on completed and ongoing projects, information about the country office, the partners of UNDP, cooperation reports and links.

67. ACYOA Armenian Studies Program The ACYOA armenia Service Program (ASP) provides participants with the unique opportunityto gain first hand experience of the armenian culture and people http://www.acyoa.org/asp.htm

ACYOA Armenia Service Program Make the Summer of 2004 Unforgettable! June 22 – July 15 Cost: $1,980 Trip is Full Waiting list only: contact asp@acyoa.org for details Download Application Assist in running a summer camp for 80 village children in Yeghegnadzor Travel to historic religious and cultural sites throughout Armenia Participate in worship services and hands-on instruction in Armenian language, history, culture, and religion "The ASP trip was incredible. I will always remember every wonderful day and every awesome person all of whom will probably remain life-long friends." -Marin Hoplamazian of St. John Chuch of Southfield, MI, 2003 ASP Participant OVERVIEW The ACYOA Armenia Service Program (ASP) provides participants with the unique opportunity to gain first hand experience of the Armenian culture and people while serving as mentors and role models for children in need. For two weeks, ASP participants act as counselors at Camp Siranoosh in Yeghegnazdor, about three hours southeast of Yerevan. The camp, sponsored by the Diocese of Siunik and FAR (Fund for Armenian Relief), is a summer haven for children, ages 7- 14, who have lost family members in the conflict with Azerbaijan. At camp, participants work with the local Armenian staff implementing educational, religious and recreational programs. On weekends, the group travels to nearby churches, monasteries and cultural sites. After a two-week stay at camp, the group lodges in Yerevan and continues to tour the region.

68. LCO Testimonials world where nothing matters but giving and receiving and exchanging culture whilemaking a difference. It is a wonderful introduction to armenia and something http://www.lcousa.org/asp/testimonials.asp

Here are some quotes directly from past LCO campaign participants: "...I know that when I reflect back on this experience I will feel ecstatic about the work we accomplished, the things we saw, and the bonds we forged." Hovig Saghdejian, Ayroum 2003, California, USA "Ourakh yeghir" (be happy). Really, that’s all I’ve been hearing since I got here. Everyone, the LCO staff, family friends, Yerevan volunteers on the trip as well as the villagers themselves have wanted only to welcome us, help us, make us happy and make us laugh. That widespread attitude says something of the culture – it’s good that I came to my homeland for the first time to share that special feeling." Karina Totah, Ayroum 2003, DC, USA "My most memprable experience was being so warmly taken care by an old village couple, receiving gifts from them, giving them gifts and establishing bonds." Naira Der-Kiureghian, Ayroum 2003, CA, USA "Volunteering for LCO has not only been a rewarding experience but also an emotional one. I saw not only the country growing but also saw what Armenia and its people had gone through in the past decade. Being part of LCO made me open my eyes to a world of hardship and struggle but also laughter and joy that will never be forgotten. Having my people accept me with open arms and the warmest welcomes makes a geographically distant country exceptionally close to my heart." Shirley Oghamian, Ayroum 2003, CA, USA

69. Tangible Heritage: UNESCO/UNDP/Republic Of Armenia Donors' Conference The projects reflect a wide range of concepts for promoting Armenian culture asa vehicle for achieving increased prosperity, and illustrate the imaginative http://www.unesco.org/culture/heritage/tangible/html_eng/donors.shtml

Cultural Policy Resources Issues on Culture and Development From Diversity to Pluralism ... United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO Sitemap Glossary Links News and Events ... Search Languages English Français Español Publications Statutory Texts Write to us Frequently Asked Questions About Culture Anniversaries, Days and Decades Fellowships Funding and Patronage Prizes Recruitment and Internships Who's Who? Meetings UNESCO/UNDP/Republic of Armenia Donors' Conference Echmiadzin and Yerevan, Republic of Armenia, 20 - 22 November 2001 Full proposals and detailed budgets will be available for all projects presented at the Conference, in addition to a well-illustrated bilingual (English-Armenian) guide to the full portfolio of projects. For further information, please consult:

70. Armenia The New Nationalism - Flags, Maps, Economy, Geography, Climate, Natural an autonomous region of Azerbaijan having nearly 200,000 Armenians living withinAzerbaijan under Azerbaijani rule, isolated from mainstream Armenian culture. http://www.workmall.com/wfb2001/armenia/armenia_history_the_new_nationalism.html

HISTORY INDEX Country Ranks Introduction History ... [TOP] Armenia The New Nationalism http://workmall.com/wfb2001/armenia/armenia_history_the_new_nationalism.html Source: The Library of Congress Country Studies < BACK TO HISTORY CONTENTS Three issues combined by 1988 to stimulate a broad-based Armenian nationalist movement. First, the urbanization and industrialization of Armenia had brought severe ecological problems, the most threatening of which was posed by a nuclear power plant at Metsamor, west of Erevan. Second, many Armenians were angered by the pervasive corruption and arrogance of the communist elite, which had become entrenched as a privileged ruling class. Third and most immediate, Armenians were increasingly concerned about the status of Nagorno-Karabakh, an autonomous region of Azerbaijan having nearly 200,000 Armenians living within Azerbaijan under Azerbaijani rule, isolated from mainstream Armenian culture. In addition to fearing the loss of their numerical superiority, Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh resented restrictions on the development of the Armenian language and culture in the region. Although the Armenians generally lived better than Azerbaijanis in neighboring districts, their standard of living was not as high as that of their countrymen in Armenia. Hostile to the Azerbaijanis, whom they blamed for their social and cultural problems, the vast majority of Karabakh Armenians preferred to learn Russian rather than Azerbaijani, the language of Azerbaijan. As early as the 1960s, clashes occurred between the Karabakh Armenians and the Azerbaijanis, and Armenian intellectuals petitioned Moscow for redress of their situation in Nagorno-Karabakh. )

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72. ASA - Armenian Students' Association exciting ways to get acquainted with the armenian culture and help one nation establishan even stronger link between its two integral parts armenia and the http://www.asainc.org/newyork/internship/

ASA Home Announcements Events Links ... Contact ASA ASA Branches National ASA Boston ASA New Jersey ASA New York ASA ... Exec. Committees WORK FOR ARMENIA: INTERNSHIP PROGRAM - 2004 It is a great privilege to present "Work For Armenia" internship program developed by the New York Armenian Students' Association. Program Overview A joint effort of the ASA of New York, Armenian Graduate Muskie Students' Association and Armenian Tourism Development Agency of Yerevan, Armenia the program is designed to attract the youth and young professionals living in the Diaspora to visit Armenia and to work in their expert capacity in their historical homeland. The timeframe of such assignment could vary from two weeks to a month and extend over longer periods of time. Our hope is that the outcome of the successful implementation of the concept will produce: a steady en masse transfer of modern business mentality and practices to Armenia's corporate world; add transparency and accountability to the local firms; and boost country's economic efficiency and cultural revival in the long run. Opening up new possibilities, the program provides a great and exciting way to work in an expatriate capacity in a different business culture, allowing for development of greater flexibility in a professional environment. During their internship in Armenia, the participants will have an opportunity to work in competitive local and international companies present in Armenia. It is one of the most exciting ways to get acquainted with the Armenian culture and help one nation establish an even stronger link between its two integral parts - Armenia and the Diaspora.

73. Rural Armenia Initiative Rural armenia Initiative. Keeping the heartland of armenian culture vital.COAF has concentrated most of its resources on rural communities http://www.coafkids.org/projects/rural.html

Rural Armenia Initiative Keeping the heartland of Armenian culture vital COAF has concentrated most of its resources on rural communities that are in immediate danger of extinction and trailing behind the cities in economic development. Many of the children in these communities are faced daily with malnutrition, no drinking water, and lack of basic conditions to live in human dignity. Vulnerable to the growing divide between the fast-changing cities and the neglected country side, these once tightly-woven, family-oriented communities with strong Armenian cultural traditions are losing ground as parents and young adults abandon their ancestral homes for economic opportunity in the city or other countries. These historically precious villages, often considered the soul of the Armenian culture, are on the brink of extinction, which could occur as soon as within one generation. Concept paper A Comprehensive Rural Development Project: Concept Paper for the Village of Karakert, Armavir Marz (533K) Photo gallery A once-productive people caught in a downward spiral The 5,000 inhabitants of Karakert are a spirited, proud and educated community that, in the aftermath of the collapsed Soviet system, found themselves with an unemployment rate of nearly 100 percent. Without any income to generate resources for infrastructure maintenance, their living conditions have degenerated to the point that residents live without running water or functioning toilets. Children are surrounded by broken windows, heatless homes, unsafe schools with cracking walls and ceilings, and no nearby access to professional health care. Roads are in such disrepair that even the delivery of basic services and raw materials is a major impediment to resuming the food processing industry that once employed many residents.

74. Shoghaken Ensemble - Traditional Dances Of Armenia - Stylus Magazine of armenia—its proximity to both Christian Europe and to Islamic Arabia, not tomention Turkey, Russia, and Jerusalem—makes armenian culture an incredibly http://www.stylusmagazine.com/review.php?ID=1974

75. Armenia At Avantart Täbris . I had travelled in armenia Major, but I did not realizethe mostly vanished and denied culture of armenia then. At that http://www.avantart.com/armenia/rechtse.html

Armenia? Armenia is very close to western culture, but it is located very close to Asia Armenia is the oldest christian nation of the world Armenia is the country of heavenly voices (Sherakan) and earthbound instruments (Duduk) Armenia has a rich history and a high-developed culture Armenia once spread from Anatolia to the Northern Iran, today it is a small country in the Caucasus Armenia to all times was the bone of contention for iranian, arabic and turkish invaders Armenia was part of the Soviet-Union for 70 years, now it is independent since 1991 Armenia is under economic blockade of Turkey and Azerbaidjan Armenia is a surprising and beautiful country The Armenian pages at Avantart: Armenian music Armenian literature armenian impressions, summer 2001 my impressions: Armenia in autumn 99 ... Armenia 2000 - world conference and exhibition in Halle (german language) The Re-Opening of the armenian church in Lviv an article of the Ukrainian weekly magazine POSTUP in ukrainian language an armenian linklist I came in contact with Armenia by the music of Avet Terterian and I started the website to commemorate his work. More and more I tried to learn as much as possible about this country.

76. Armenia By ArmSite ArmSite presents armenia most eminent armenian painters, miniatures, rugs and carpets, maps, YerPhI Phonebook, Sona Avagyan, MP3s and much more. www.armsite.am in armenia. armenian Painters http://www.armsite.com/

Yerevan Time: 10:24 am Choose location www.armsite.com in USA www.armsite.am in Armenia Armenian Painters Over 700 paintings of the most eminent Armenian Painters presented in this section, in our virtual thumbnailed gallery. You are welcome to read biographies and view brilliant works of Hovhannes (Ivan) Aivazovsky Martiros Saryan Minas Avetisian Hakob Hakobyan ... Gevorg Bashinjagyan and Pedros Malayan Armenian Rugs and Carpets From ancient times carpets and rugs have been regarded as a vital necessity in the Armenian domestic life. Armenian rugs, renowned in the remote Middle - Ages and even earlier, are proof of the fact that the Armenian people have played a most important role in the creation, development and perfection of rug making, one of the applied arts of the most ancient peoples of Asia Minor, the Middle East and the Transcaucasus... More Armenian Miniatures Miniature is one of those essential forms of medieval thinking in art, for which canons were elaborated for many centuries, which had absolute, universal value. The ability to express his own thoughts through this absolute value raises the medieval master to the level of individuality. There were such individualities in Armenian miniature painting. Among them may be mentioned Grigor Tatevatsi and the Anonymous Painter of Syuniq, whose sincere... More Armenia and Kharabagh Maps You are welcome to the zoom able maps of Armenia and Gharabagh, historical maps of Greater Haik by "Ashkharhatsuits", Arshakunians Kingdom, Greater Haik Kingdom, Western and Eastern Armenias...

77. HyeEtch - Armenian History, Culture, Art, Religion & Genocide Their History, Art, Cultural, Religion, Country and Genocide (With quality photos).A special Art Gallery displaying limited edition Armenian artworks for sale http://www.hyeetch.nareg.com.au/

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78. TourArmenia Complete Guides and information about traveling to armenia. armenia Lodging exchange tours, Dining, armenia Tours, armenia Tourists, Ecotours, Nature Tours, armenia Flora armenia fauna, armenia http://www.tacentral.com/

79. Near And Middle Eastern Civilizations Undergraduate Student Association Website Devoted to the study of the ancient (from c. 3100 BCE) and contemporary cultures found within modern day Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Rhodes, Cyprus, Iraq, (to some extent armenia, Azerbaijan, and the Republic of Georgia) and western Iran. http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/nmcusa/

Welcome to the Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations Undergraduate Students' Association Website at the University of Toronto UPCOMING EVENTS IN JANUARY: S M T W T F S Click here to view a *.PDF version of the 2002-2003 ASSU Anticalendar for the NMC Department. NOTE: The NMCUSA shall maintain regular office hours as of this academic year. A senior member (usually the vice-president) of the 2002-2003 union will be available for consultation in the undergraduate student lounge at the following (unofficial, later to be confirmed) times: -Monday: 12-1 PM -Wed: 12-2 PM -Thurs: 4-5 PM How do I get to NMC events? Contact the Webmaster Last Modified: 25 JAN 2004

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