- A
khachkar (also
spelled as khatchkar) or
Armenian cross-stone (Armenian: խաչքար,
pronounced [χɑtʃʰˈkʰɑɾ], խաչ xačʿ "cross" + քար kʿar "stone") is a carved...
- The
Armenian Khachkar is a
khachkar and
monument dedicated to the
victims of genocide,
installed outside the
Colorado State Capitol, in Denver. The memorial...
- with
khachkars and
representations of
doves in relief. The
complex has
several surviving khachkars. The most
intricate of them all is a 1308
khachkar by...
- Antelias,
Lebanon A
khachkar in
Sanahin A modern, Amenaprkich-type,
khachkar in Novi Sad,
Serbia (1993) A
large 13th-century
khachkar at
Gandzasar Monastery...
- 000
funerary monuments. The
tombstones consisted mainly of
thousands of
khachkars—uniquely
decorated cross-stones
characteristic of
medieval Christian Armenian...
- Akob Aghi
khachkar (Armenian: Ակոբ Աղի խաչքար) is a
khachkar located just
northeast of the
village of
Hayravank along the
southwest s****s of Lake Sevan...
-
Commemorate 1700th
Anniversary of
Christianity in
Armenia with
Concert and
Khachkar Dedication". The
Armenian Reporter. 20
October 2001.
Archived from the...
-
North Caucasus and
Armenians From
Armenian խաչ khach,
meaning cross (cf.
khachkar).
Khatchik is also an
Armenian given name
coming from the same root. Kharkhuwa...
- archbishop, who was from Syunik,
installed a new
khachkar (Armenian cross-stone)
instead of the
khachkar on the head of the pillar,
which is
still standing...
-
Armenian existence in Turkey,
including churches and monasteries, libraries,
khachkars, and
animal and
place names, have been
systematically erased, beginning...
