A documented photo-collection for the study of the Early and Late Medieval
Christian Architectural Arts of Transcaucasia and the Middle East.
The roots of the Western architectural art, including early Christian art, are often to be found at the
Transcaucasiasian and Middle east crossroads where the Armenian homeland was frequently meeting ground for both
ideologies and conquerers. The conversion of the Armenian nation to Christianity (in AD 301 or soon after that)
added a new dimension to the exchanges, particularly because the conversion inspired an Armenian drive for ethnic
identity through the archtectural arts and scholarship.
| Number of titles | 7 | | Number of microfiches | 930 |
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