1. Gallery

2. See also

3. References

4. Bibliography

5. External links

An Armenian cross is a symbol that combines a cross with a floral postament or elements. In the Armenian Christianity it was combined with the Christian cross and this design was often used for high crosses (khachkar) – a free-standing cross made of stone and often richly decorated.

Gallery

See also

• Celtic knot
• High cross
• Khachkar

References

Bibliography

• {{Note|Thierry}} {{Armenian Art 1989}}

External links

• Khatchkar collection at Armenica.org
• Old Jugha page on Armeniapedia
• Destruction of Jugha khachkars by Azeri soldiers captured in photos and movie clips.
• Khachkar page on Armeniapedia (many photos)
• Photos at Armenia Photos.info
• Photos of 15th/16th CE khatchkars near Bitlis, Turkey
• Khachkar.am :: Everything about khachkars
• [https://web.archive.org/web/20100413154448/http://archive.hetq.am/eng/politics/0605-vandalism.html Triumph of Tolerance or Vandalism? ]
• Photos and history of Khachkars
• Djulfa Virtual Memorial and Museum
• [https://web.archive.org/web/20100611223219/http://www.lusamut.net/photoalbum/thumbnails.php?album=2 Photos of Exceptional Samples of Armenian Cross-Stones (Khachkars)]

• Four Non Blondes
• Fournou korifi
• Fournou Korifi
• Four'N'Twenty
• Four'N Twenty
• Four (number)
• Fournès
• Four Oaks
• Four Oaks (disambiguation)
• Four Oaks (England)
• Four oaks railway station
• Four Oaks railway station
• Four occupations
• Four occupations (East Asia)
• Four-O'clock
• Four-o'clocks
• Four of coins
• Four of Coins
• Four of cups
• Four of Cups
• Four of Swords
• Four of swords
• Four of the Apocalypse
• Four of the apocalypse
• Four of wands