Ani Photo Gallery
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Ani Grinding Stone 
Ani Wall Gate |
Ani-Armenian-Church photo by: HOVSEPIAN Hamlet 
AniArmenianChurch200004 photo by: HOVSEPIAN Hamlet 
AniArmenianChurch200010 photo by: HOVSEPIAN Hamlet |
AniArmenianChurchConvertedToSeljukCaravanHotel20002 photo by: HOVSEPIAN Hamlet 
Armenia is on the left, Turkey on the right. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
Caves around the city. Remains of a building in the foreground. photo by: Enrico Kolina |
City Wall viewed towards the south. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
City walls overlooking Armenia. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
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Mer ERKIR ARMENIE photo by: HOVSEPIAN Hamlet 
On the right - the Akhurian river, border fence and the ancient bridge. From left to right - The Minuchihr mosque, the Cathedral of Ani and the Church of the Redeemer. City walls on the left in the distance. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
Ruins of houses. photo by: Enrico Kolina |
ruins_of_houses_galleryfull photo by: HOVSEPIAN Hamlet 
Saint Gregory Church. North side of the church. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
Saint Gregory Church. General view of the church. photo by: Enrico Kolina |
Saint Gregory Church. Frescoes around the entrance and graffiti. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
Saint Gregory Church. Frescoes inside the church. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
The ancient bridge over Akhurian rive.Left abutments is on the Turkish side, right abutments - on Armenian. The arch collapsed probably in 19th century. photo by: Enrico Kolina |
The Cathedral of Ani photo by: Enrico Kolina 
The Cathedral of Ani. View of the entrance. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
The Cathedral of Ani.Armenian inscriptions. photo by: Enrico Kolina |
The Church of Apostles. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
The Church of King Gagik. Ruins of this church remind of Zvartonts cathedral from the 7th century near Yerevan. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
The Church of St. Gregory photo by: Enrico Kolina |
The Church of St. Gregory.Not even mentioning Armenians once this church bears a Turkish name. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
The Church of St. Gregory. Armenian inscriptions over the entrance. photo by: Enrico Kolina 
The Church of the Redeemer.Only one half remains, the other half collapsed in 1957. photo by: Enrico Kolina |
