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Goshavank (Armenian: Գոշավանք;
meaning "Monastery of Gosh";
previously known as Nor Getik) is a 12–13th-century
Armenian monastery located in the village...
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Haghpat (see gallery),
carved in 1273 by
master Vahram A
khachkar in
Goshavank,
carved in 1291 by
master Poghos. A
number of good
examples have been...
- near the area of modern-day Dilijan. The
monasteries of
Haghartsin and
Goshavank were
built between the 10th and 13th centuries. The
monastery complexes...
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earthquake in 1188. The
newly built monastery was
later named Goshavank in
honor of Mkhitar.
Goshavank is
located just off the main
highway that runs through...
- was
later buried. Ever
since his
death it has
become better known as
Goshavank. The
works of
Mkhitar Gosh were
later adapted into a law
codex in Middle...
- Itza,
Mexico Seljuk Gök
Medrese in Tokat,
Turkey A
famous khachkar at
Goshavank Armenia Diamond blade and bit method: 3D
carved slate and
travertine Breadfruit...
- the 10th century,
Jukhtak Vank
monastery of the 11th-12th centuries,
Goshavank monastery of the 12th century,
Aghavnavank Monastery of the 12th-13th...
- Sculpture, and Architecture, he
traveled to
Armenia again,
visiting Ani,
Goshavank, Haghpat, Sanahin, and
Gharakilisa (now Vanadzor),
before also traveling...
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Castile in
Lincoln Cathedral 1291: A
khachkar memorial stone is
carved in
Goshavank by
Poghos 1291:
Mosaics in the
basilica San
Giovanni in
Laterano in Rome...
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century Ani Cathedral, 10th
century Marmashen Monastery, 11th
century Goshavank, 12th
century Hayravank, 12th
century Haghartsin Monastery, 13th century...
