Khachkars, carved Armenian stone crosses in the Noratus cemetery. They are sym-bols of Armenia, which is why so many have been destroyed in the last hundred years. The stones, often hundreds of years old, are important relics of Armenian his-tory. The remaining old stones are highly treasured.
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  • Khachkars, carved Armenian stone crosses in the Noratus cemetery. They are sym-bols of Armenia, which is why so many have been destroyed in the last hundred years. The stones, often hundreds of years old, are important relics of Armenian his-tory. The remaining old stones are highly treasured.
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  • Khachkars, carved Armenian stone crosses in the Noratus cemetery. They are sym-bols of Armenia, which is why so many have been destroyed in the last hundred years. The stones, often hundreds of years old, are important relics of Armenian his-tory. The remaining old stones are highly treasured.