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on the main road S from Gavar, one first reaches Karmirgyugh
(“Red Village”, till 1940 Ghulali), which was founded
1831 by migrants from Bayazit.
In the center of the village are ruined churches of S.
Grigor and S. Astvatsatsin, with khachkars.
A boundary stone inscribed in Aramaic of King
Artashes was found here,
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of Karmirgyugh, a turn-off W leads to
Yeranos
with an Astvatsatsin church of 1215 (bear left inside the
village) and Tukh Manuk and S. Sofia shrines.
Left of the Gavar-Martuni road, by the old chicken farm,
are cyclopean fort remains.
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