- (⟨֎ ֍⟩, Armenian: Հավերժության նշան, romanized: haverzhut’yan nshan) or
Arevakhach (Արեւախաչ, "Sun Cross") is an
ancient Armenian national symbol and a symbol...
- Iran,
circa 1,200 – 1,050 BCE In
Armenia the
swastika is
called the "
arevakhach" and "kerkhach" (Armenian: կեռխաչ)[dubious – discuss] and is the ancient...
- The
arevakhach is a
symbol used by the Arordiners....
- ("Cross of
crosses or
Cross of Māra") 2nd Row ****enism
Armenian Hetanism ("
Arevakhach") Italo-Roman
Neopaganism Kemetism ("ankh", key of life,
handled cross)...
-
during the late 1990s and
early 2000s
Georgia (country)
portal Laz
people Arevakhach Hilarri Lauburu Triskelion Swastika Western use of the
swastika in the...
- thus have had a
solar connotation (c.f. the
Trundholm sun chariot). The
Arevakhach ("solar cross")
symbol often found in
Armenian memorial stelae is claimed...
- not
present on the
territory of Armenia.
Arevakhach Armenian cross Roughly translating as "sun-cross",
Arevakhach is an
ancient Armenian symbol with its...
- the stones, one
Armenian inscription that says “Baba”
along with the
Arevakhach,
Armenian infinity symbol, as well as, one
inscription in the
Arabic script...
