Karabakh children who fled war

Stories about homeland

June 14, 2016
Karabakh children who fled war
Children from Talish village of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic now live in Charentsavan, far from their own home. PanARMENIAN.Net met with the refugee families and talked to the kids.

Armenian champions, worn out equipment, old gym

Hard training path

June 10, 2016
Armenian champions, worn out equipment, old gym
Men’s gymnastics comprises six events: floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bar. Armenian athletes performed brilliantly in three of these events at 2016 European Gymnastics Championships.

The women of Armenia

Statistical data

June 7, 2016
The women of Armenia
With the women’s month over, PAN will tell about the women of Armenia, presenting interesting statistical data.

Masons and Armenians

Formation and development of lodges

May 23, 2016
Masons and Armenians
Historically, the Armenian masonry emerged and developed in the territory of the Ottoman Empire. Four masonic lodges were initially formed within the powerful Armenian communities. Many Armenians also became members of other masonic organizations and new lodges were created by the Diaspora in the 20th century.

20th anniv. of Coca-Cola Hellenic Armenia

Business, achievements, accomplishments

May 13, 2016
20th anniv. of Coca-Cola Hellenic Armenia
Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company Armenia celebrates the 20th anniversary of its activity in our country. On this occasion, the Company gathered its partners, employees, clients, representatives of the Government, diplomatic missions, NGOs, management of other affiliates, as well as people close to the company.

Ocean instead of Ararat

Territory of Armenia millions of years ago

May 5, 2016
Ocean instead of Ararat
According to scientists, the flora and fauna of that period was close to the current climate of Eastern and Equatorial Africa.

The way to championship

Armenian athletes tell about struggle for medals

April 29, 2016
The way to championship
The first official weightlifting competitions were held in the United States in the middle of the 19th century. As a competitive sport, weightlifting was included in the program of the Olympic Games in 1896.

Rock drawings in Armenia: Illustration of humanity’s knowledge

In 1965, architect Suren Petrosyan discovered petroglyphs which served as orienter for travelers on the Vardenis mountain ridge.

March 17, 2016
Rock drawings in Armenia: Illustration of humanity’s knowledge
Armenian rock painting occupies a special room in the cultural heritage of the ancient world. With its numbers and variety of styles, they reflect the most important aspects of human life: hunting, battles, sports competitions, ritual dances, agriculture and domestication.

Vordan Karmir: Armenian brand of ancient world

It’s known that Porphyrophora hamelii was used in the coloring process of the famous Pazyryk Rug (Republic of Altay, 5 c. BC)

March 2, 2016
Vordan Karmir: Armenian brand of ancient world
Cochineal worm, along with bees and silkworms, has been domesticated for production of a red colored matter called karmin. There are three kinds of this worm living in the world: Armenian, Mexican and Polish, the last being found throughout Europe.

Yellow Armenian bee: honey supplier and weapon

Bees that look like one another are actually different. Some have dark-colored hairy body while the others are light grey.

February 23, 2016
Yellow Armenian bee: honey supplier and weapon
In 1968, during excavations near the village of Azokh in Nagorno Karabakh, a group of archeologists discovered clay jars with graphic images of bees. The scientists presumed the findings were 150 thousand years old.
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