Tatev Monastery Complex (Syuniq Region, Armenia) by Vahagn Grigoryan
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Tatev Monastery Complex (Syuniq Region, Armenia) by Vahagn Grigoryan
Tatev Monastery, Armenia
Pendulum known as the Gavazan (staff) was built in the 10th century. Thanks to its unique structure, it can bend up to 90 degrees during an earthquake. It served to alarm the monks in the monastery about earthquakes and invasions as it shook with the force.
Tatev Monastery, Armenia 🇦🇲
Old Armenian door at the 8th century Tatev monastery. Traditional Armenian symbols and a rich culture of wood carving.