T'anahat Monastery: Church of St. Step'anos Naxavka

Tanahat Monastery: Church of St. Stepanos Nakhavka; St. Stephen the Protomartyr

T'anahat Monastery: Church of St. Step'anos Naxavka Tanahat Monastery: Church of St. Stepanos Nakhavka; St. Stephen the Protomartyr Unknown Churches Religious buildings Basilicas The Church of St. Step'anos Naxavka is one of the oldest and simplest single naves churches in Armenia. A basilica with a single aisle and circular apse. On the southern side there is a vestry and a portico on the five columns (now destroyed). The portico on the south side, where there was also the entrance to the church. Many carvings of papyrus and floral relief are carved on imposts as well as capitols these are 5th and 6th century carvings. An underground mausoleum was also found to the west of the church. 1975 1982 Images Digital Tiff; Jpeg2000 A-0362 Parsegian, V.L.. Armenian Architecture (Zug, Switzerland; IDC, 1980) Armenian Arewis village, Sisian region, Syunik' province, Republic of Armenia 5th-6th centuries CE Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY; Armenian Educational Council

T'anahat Monastery: Church of St. Step'anos Naxavka

Tanahat Monastery: Church of St. Stepanos Nakhavka; St. Stephen the Protomartyr

Unknown

Churches

Religious buildings

Basilicas

The Church of St. Step'anos Naxavka is one of the oldest and simplest single naves churches in Armenia. A basilica with a single aisle and circular apse. On the southern side there is a vestry and a portico on the five columns (now destroyed). The portico on the south side, where there was also the entrance to the church. Many carvings of papyrus and floral relief are carved on imposts as well as capitols these are 5th and 6th century carvings. An underground mausoleum was also found to the west of the church.

1975

1982

Images

Digital

Tiff; Jpeg2000

A-0362

Parsegian, V.L.. Armenian Architecture (Zug, Switzerland; IDC, 1980)

Armenian

Arewis village, Sisian region, Syunik' province, Republic of Armenia

5th-6th centuries CE

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY; Armenian Educational Council