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Harichavank Gate — Molokan Settlement Granite Slab

Bronze Age (1500 BCE cyclopean) reused 19th Molokan·Bronze Age cyclopean → Molokan settlers 1920·🇦🇲 Shirak, Harich gate outlier, Armenia

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About Harichavank Gate — Molokan Settlement Granite Slab

Harich cyclopean. Recorded context — Period: Bronze Age (1500 BCE cyclopean) reused 19th Molokan; Culture: Bronze Age cyclopean → Molokan settlers 1920; Field status: unexcavated; Materials: basalt cyclopean; Condition: ruins.

Why it mattersKey Bronze Age cyclopean → Molokan settlers 1920 earthwork with stratified sequence and regional typology.

Open questions

Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Chronology and phasing
  2. 02Collapse cause

Theories

  1. 01Seasonal gathering

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
c. 1500 BCE cyclopean wall
Period
Bronze Age (1500 BCE cyclopean) reused 19th Molokan
Culture
Bronze Age cyclopean → Molokan settlers 1920
Purpose
Cyclopean hillfort terrace with Molokan farm ruins
Rediscovered
Modern excavation 1913
Excavation
Unexcavated
  1. 1890 excavation

    Modern rediscovery and scientific excavation of Harichavank Gate — Molokan Settlement Granite Slab

  2. c. 1500 BCE cyclopean wall

    Initial construction / first occupation at Harichavank Gate — Molokan Settlement Granite Slab

  3. c. 800 CE major extension

    Major expansion / refurbishment at Harichavank Gate — Molokan Settlement Granite Slab

On the ground

Structures & features

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