Old Map of Armenia by Khanzadian, 1919: Yerevan, Mount Ararat, Lake Van, Lake Sevan, Railways large map It was granted city rights

It was granted city rights in 1289

The map shows the rivers in blue and the mountains in brown

Its exquisite design ensures it appeals to those with an eye for elegance and an appreciation for the rich heritage of Japanese artistry

Andernach: Known as Antunnacum in Roman times

Jerusalem is prominently marked at the center

Old Map of Armenia by Khanzadian, 1919: Yerevan, Mount Ararat, Lake Van, Lake Sevan, Railways large map It was granted city rightsStep into a pivotal moment in world history with the Carte de Armnie, a masterwork of cartography crafted in 1919 by the renowned Armenian cartographer Zatik (Zadig) H. Khanzadian. This map, presented by the Armenian National Delegation at the Paris Peace Conference, stands as both a geographical document and a poignant testament to the enduring spirit of the Armenian people. With its intricate delineation of ancient and contemporary boundaries, it