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Yereruyk
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Not far from the Akhurian River, the natural boundary between Armenia and Turkey, in the village of Anipemza, one can find the surviving walls of a 5th century basilica called Yereruyk. The early Armenian churches had a single or three-nave basilica structure. This wonderful church is one of the most ancient Christian constructions and a vivid example of a three-nave basilica. Although half-ruined, it is of great archeological value.
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