Seldom heard about these days, the ermine (Mustela erminea) was once a highly sought after little creature. Prized by Byzantine emperors, the Greeks called it the Armenian rat. Up until the late 17th century the French referred to it as "Le rat d’Armenie”. But what exactly...
For eons, hummus remained one of the best kept secrets amongst Middle Eastern communities. Eaten on the daily as a "mezzeh" or appetizer, it was an essential part of the dinner table. And in the last 30 years, as more...
The Van Cat is one of the most beloved cultural symbols for Armenians. Not only is it mesmerizing to look at, it's also interpreted as a link back to their indigenous homeland in the what is now known as...
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