SHIRAK CENTER FOR ARMENOLOGICAL STUDIES NAS RA
SHIRAK CENTER FOR ARMENOLOGICAL STUDIES NAS RA
The monograph is dedicated to the historical and architectural monuments of the Azordatspor and Chakk provinces of the historical Tayk world.
The collection covers the events of 1918-1921 in the Alexandropol province and their socio-economic and cultural consequences.
This monograph is a unique contribution to the preservation of folklore heritage and the exploration of folklore linguistic thought.
The Syntactic order of Old English (Vc.) The monograph is devoted to the study of syntactic structure of one of the main ingredients of simple sentences in Old Armenian
The Province of Aleksandrapol in Statistical Materials The collection is a rich series of work with archival statistical documents consisted with 325 tables which refer to the issues of the population’s ethno-confessional state, location of residences, settlements, ethnic forms.
A Monument of Thousand Dream The monograph is an attempt to ethno-psychological study of the disaster’s circumstances. A lot of materials, concerning 1988 earthquake, have been analyzed: about 1000 dreams, predictions, signs related to natural phenomena, descriptions of people with mental toughness and other things.
In Armenian Cult Sources The monograph touches upon the affairs of the cult of Armenian signs as well as the fact of being phonetic units. The connection to mythological thinking to cult signs has also been explained.
Western –Armenian Migration in the Province of Aleksandrapol in 1914-1922 The documents of the collection reflect the tragedic situation of Western – Armenians caused by the Genocide as well as the social organizations’ and personalitites activity which are of orphan- care origin.
Shirak’s Antique Tombs The work is devoted to the excavations of some antique tombs of Shirak: Karmraqar(1986), Arapi(1989),Vardbagh(1989) and Benyamin(1989-2001). Shirak’s material and spiritual culture of I B.C.- IV-V cc A. D is reflected with the tomb’s structure, burial ritual studies.
The third book in the "Survivors of the Great Genocide" series, based on real-life events and facts.
This is the fourth installment in the "Survivors of the Great Genocide" series by the author. This volume combines historical facts with an analysis of events in Eastern Armenia from 1918 to 1920.
Music of V-XV in the Armenian Book Series. The book deals with the complex study of lithographic sources (historians, monuments of manuscripts, literally works) which are of great value of V-XV in the history of Armenian music.
Eastern Shirak in the First Half of the XIXc. The given monograph is a historio-demographic study, devoted to the illucidation of some issues as: the unification of Russia’s eastern segment to historic Shirak province, the administrative divisions, the settlement of residences and population, demographic policy of Russian empire, ethnic settlements.
Saint Sargis The works deals with the study of folk, religious-ritual, historic and ethnological imaginations devoted to Saint Sargis.
Love singer: Ashough Igit The book is devoted to the study of Armenian famous AshoughIgit’s (GeghamMartirosyan) life and creative activity. For the first time all spheres of the ashough’s activity are presented simultaneously, as well as more than fifty songs.
Classes and three-class system in Old Armenia The work is devoted to the issues of emerging classes in Armenia, to different manifestations of three-class model of the society coming from Indeo-European further past and applied in the Armenian reality for milleniums.
Focusing on the 14th century of Greater Armenia and Tayk, this book covers the regions of Kars, Akhaltsikhe, and Erzurum from the 16th century through the first half of the 19th century.
The Vantospian records about Eryakha and its surrounding areas have been integrated with historical facts and presented to readers in the form of a book.
This work explores the ethnographic characteristics of the city of Alexandrapol from the 1930s to the 20th century.
This study provides a comprehensive look at the life and work of Gevorg Brutyan, an influential figure in Armenian graphic arts.
The oldest book in the "Survivors of the Great Genocide" series, created based on true events and historical facts.
This book focuses on the social and cultural adaptation of the population from the disaster zone who survived the 1988 Spitak earthquake.
The earliest volume in the "Survivors of the Great Genocide" series, grounded in real events and historical facts.
This collection is aimed at university students, history specialists, and the general public.
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Bibliography of vol. 1-10
of the collection of "Scientific Works"
Bibliography of vol.11-20
of the collection of "Scientific Works"
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