Fun fact: Armenian traders were considered trustworthy so traders in europe would dress like them

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Fun fact: Armenian traders were considered trustworthy so traders in europe would dress like them
1695 world map
Short phrase in persian saying "a glimpse of the world"
Armenians around the world at the time:
in jamestown, va and manila
Textile trade in india through control of persian routes
Throme covered w diamonds in moscow gift from armenians in india to keep from paying taxes
Gold and silver in latin American silver mines
Armenian primate (high ranking priest) in NY used these censers while he was at school in echmiadzin
Called the "Cross of the Vegetarians" because the people at the monastery where it was made didn't eat meat.
Facts courtesy of the curator's tour:
Iron cross was brought by the apostle thaddeus
There is evidence of Armenians in jerusalem by 6th cent
1000 ad king ashot 2nd fights a muslim army near lake sevan, wins and becomes known as ashot the iron
St hripsime brought part of the true cross thru armenia
Also later byzantine emperors gave pieces of the true cross to armenians
Shah Abbass moved the Armenians from Julfa to Isfahan because of their control of Silk Road trade