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village, left of the
road, is Martuni
(named for first Soviet Armenian PM Alexander Myasnikian’s
cover name); Iron Age forts; medieval church.
Just after Martuni take the left turnoff. A good dirt
road crossing the river about 100 m before two wooden houses on
the right, leads S and up through woods to the ruins of Old
Getik monastery, predecessor
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turnoff left after Martuni, a good dirt road crossing the
river continues through woods to Jivikhlu,
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Goshavank
or New Getik.
The monastery was ruined in an earthquake, and the
remaining walls are only about 2 m high.
The dirt road continues to Jivikhlu, once home to 40-50
Azeri families, now occupied by 10 Armenian families, refugees
from Artsvashen.
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