- 40°45′N 44°25′E / 40.750°N 44.417°E / 40.750; 44.417
Zhamatun (Armenian: Ժամատուն), is an
abandoned village in the Lori
Province of Armenia, belonging...
- the pillars. Some
major examples of
gavits and
zhamatuns,
ordered chronologically: The
first known zhamatun is from Horomos,
dated 1038.
Vault with oculus...
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Geghard well-merited fame — the
second cave church, the
family sepulcher of
zhamatun Papak and Ruzukan, a hall for
gatherings and
studies (collapsed in the...
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Hovhannavank Monastery (1216–1221),
while his son Kurt
built the
zhamatuns attached to them, in 1250 for
Hovhannavank and 1255 for Saghmosavank....
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exterior shapes of
these structures. The
zhamatun attached to the
church was
erected by his son Kurt in 1255. The
zhamatun was
erected by Kurt
Vachutyan in 1255...
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walls is
decorated with
geometrical designs in
carving technique. A
large zhamatun,
actually larger than the church, was
built in the late 12th century, its...
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Lernajur Lernapat Margahovit Pambak Tsaghkots Vahagnadzor Vahagni Yeghegnut Zhamatun Sarchapet Muni****lity
Apaven Artsni Dzoramut Gogavan Norashen Petrovka...
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Remains of the
Church (interior to
north apse)
Having a
columned gavit or
zhamatun at the
entrance of a church,
where it
serves as an
entrance room to the...
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Summer sunlight illumination in the
zhamatun...
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starts near the
junction of the
church and
zhamatun. A
third row,
which starts near the
outer door of the
zhamatun,
contains a mix of
broken and well-preserved...
