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Teishebaini (also Teshebani,
modern Karmir Blur (Armenian: Կարմիր Բլուր)
referring more to the hill that the
fortress is
located upon) was the capital...
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Teishebaini, as well as the
palace and the
citadel was
completed by the end of the 7th
century BC,
during the
reign of Rusa III. However,
Teishebaini...
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major archeological work was
started at the
ancient Urartian cities Teishebaini and
Erebuni and many
Urartian cuneiform tablets were deciphered. Although...
- with
Khaldi and Shivini. The
ancient Araratian cities of
Teyseba and
Teishebaini were
named after Theispas. He is a
counterpart to the ****yrian god Adad...
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artifacts from
Armenia and
Western Armenia. Many of them were
excavated at
Teishebaini under the
supervision of
Boris Piotrovsky,
former director of the Hermitage...
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underground water supplies. The
archaeological excavation site at
Karmir Blur (
Teishebaini)
started in 2015.
During excavations at
Karmir Blur,
archaeologists uncovered...
- Fortress, Argishtihinili, Anzaf, Haykaberd, and Başkale, as well as
Teishebaini (Karmir Blur, Red Mound) and others.
Urartian inscriptions were found...
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Meghri Fortress Odzaberd Okon
castle Proshaberd Sardar's
Fortress Smbataberd Teishebaini Tevrakar castle Ushiberd Vorotnaberd Also See:
Castles in Armenia...
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several fortresses in the east of Urartu's territory,
including that of
Teishebaini, to
monitor and
repel attacks by the Cimmerians, the Mannaeans, the Medes...
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Meghri Fortress Odzaberd Okon
castle Proshaberd Sardar's
Fortress Smbataberd Teishebaini Tevrakar castle Ushiberd Vorotnaberd Also See:
Castles in Armenia...
