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Nork St. Astvatsatsin Church (Holy Mother of God Church)
Middle East

The St. Astvatsatsin Church (it was called ‘"St. Marinos" before) is situated on the height of Nork district (Yerevan, Armenia). Along with the other monuments of Nork the church was destroyed by the disastrous earthquake of 1679. At the beginning of the XX century the church was restored with the donations of  Ter-Avetikian brothers, the well-known businessmen.

http://www.yerevan.am/3-250-250.html

Copyright: Davit Mirzoyan
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 16896x8448
Taken: 08/06/2013
Hochgeladen: 11/06/2013
Published: 11/06/2013
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