Ժայռապատկերներ, Syunik, Armenia

Zhayrapatkerner

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Zhayrapatkerner — the name translates plainly as "rock carvings" — is an archaeological site in Syunik region where petroglyphs are cut into exposed stone. It's catalogued as a rock-art site rather than a settlement or monument complex.

No nearby town or locality is recorded for it, and details like elevation, access, or dating aren't documented. What's on record is simply the carvings themselves and their classification as an archaeological site within Syunik.

The site lies in Syunik region, in Armenia's southeast, with no named town or locality attached to its location. It sits roughly 142 km east-southeast of Yerevan in a straight line, in the region's rural terrain rather than near a mapped settlement.

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Syunik
From Yerevan
~142 km east-southeast

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