This morning I cut into a lump of braided string cheese, which I bought in a neighborhood store that mostly sells produce and foodstuffs made in villages of Armenia. Just after pulling apart a segment of the cheese I found a long strand of hair that was intertwined with one of the braids. There was also some [...]
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When scanning the screening schedule of the 2011 Golden Apricot Film Festival, currently taking place in Yerevan, I noticed that several joint Turkish and Armenian productions were to be shown. For instance, one of the films being screened was shot by two Turks in Gyumri, with an all-Armenian cast, while another by an Armenian director is set in [...] Armenian wine BBC News reports that the oldest facilities used to produce wine were found in an Armenian cave. I used to hear from people that Armenians–or their ancestors–were the first people to make wine but I never took it very seriously, believing the credit was due to the ancient Greeks or Romans. But evidence [...] |
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