NEW PUBLICATION
The fifth issue (3.1, June, 2026) of our new periodical MEMAS has been published online. See here.
The fifth issue (3.1, June, 2026) of our new periodical MEMAS has been published online. See here.
Matenadaran Publishing has released ”A Catalogue of Armenian Manuscripts Sold by London Auction Houses” by the Very Reverend Father Nerses (Vrej) Nersessian. For the first time, the catalogue brings together descriptions of Armenian manuscripts sold through London’s leading auction houses. The publication is of exceptional value for the study of Armenian manuscripts. It represents the
The fourth issue (2.2) of our new periodical MEMAS has been published online. See here.
The third issue of MEMAS, the new academic journal of the Matenadaran has been published online.
The second issue of the journal “Orient,” published in 2024, is entirely dedicated to Armenology and is titled “Armenians in the Orient.” This issue is the result of a collaboration between Professor Tomoko Morikawa, an Orientalist at the University of Tokyo, and the Department of Oriental Studies at Matenadaran. The journal features articles from several
The second issue of MEMAS, the new academic journal of the Matenadaran has been published online.See here.
The 36th volume of the “The Bulletin of Matenadaran” periodical has been published. It contains articles on various subjects such as history, philology, natural science, bibliography, and publications of texts. In addition, it features reviews and selected materials from the international conference “Nerses Shnorhali. The Gracious Patriarch”. The periodical is published with the sponsorship of
The album features photographs mostly unknown in academic circles, and their publication is expected to stimulate further studies and foster new intercultural relationships. This work serves as valuable support material for professionals in history, archaeology, theology, art criticism, ethnography, Armenian studies, anthropology, and those who research the Armenian Genocide, as well as specialists who study
This volume of “the Bulletin of Matenadaran” contains articles on literature, history, ethnography, philology, archeology and art. The studies are particularly dedicated to the history of the formation of the manuscript collections of the Matenadaran, the Armenian medieval literature and epic, the history of everyday life, paleography, miniature painting, and archaeological excavations. The periodical is
Gabikyan Karapet. The history of the destruction of Minor Armenia and its great capital of Sebastia / Translation by Knarik Ter-Davtyan. Yer:. Nairi, 2015.-560c. On February 17, 2016, at Matenadaran after Mesrop Mashtots was held the presentation of the Russian translation of Karapet Gabikyan’s book “Yeghernapatum of Sebastia” (translator Knarik Ter-Davtyan). The publication won medals