Amenaprkich
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Amenaprkich is another type of Khachkar, carved memorial stones typically found in Armenia. These Khachkars provide inscriptions which often contain important historical information. This tradition went all the way back to the Armenian masters who made cuneiform inscriptions in the Kingdoms of Armani, Mitanni and Aratta in the third and second millennial BC.[1]
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- ^ Gevork Nazaryan - Symbol of Armenian immortal strength and devotion
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