Brief article from Encyclopedia.com on the mountain located near the eastern borders inside Turkey. Includes links to related subjects.

Concise articles from the Library of Congress country studies, with links.

Includes fifteen maps from a book.

Includes brief stories of tens of Armenian immigrant families who escaping genocide sought refuge in United States.

Offers historical and cultural resources: Armenian civilization, the ancient Armenian Empire, kings, kingdoms, adoption of the Christianity as a state religion, Hayk and his followers, architecture, painters and manuscripts.

Offers illustrated articles, as well as a glossary of terms, by Yuri Babayan.

Includes articles, a bibliography, a list of the Armenian, British and American archives, as well as a presentation of the books of the author.

Includes an e-book by Luigi Villari, presenting the revolutionary events of 1905-1906 in the Caucasus, as well as "life of Mashtots" by Koryun. Includes also photographs.

The Armenian Embassy in Washington provides an illustrated article relating the country's past, from the earliest periods to modern times.

Includes a photo archive. Various resources about the past of Armenians and Mousa Dagh in particular where a battle for survival took place during the genocide.

Scholarly articles about Armenia in antiquity and the Middle Ages and on Armenian historical sources.

Armenians in Australia performing an epic play called "The Eagle of Avaryre," which commemorates a battle fought in the year 451. Includes brief details about the battle and the motives which led to it.