Armenian manuscripts

Armenian manuscripts are handwritten texts created by Armenian scribes, often on parchment or paper, dating back to early Christian times. They include religious works, such as Bible translations and liturgical texts, as well as historical, scientific, and literary writings. Known for their intricate designs, vivid miniatures, and unique scripts, these manuscripts reflect Armenia’s rich cultural and Christian heritage. Preserved in churches, monasteries, and museums, they are valuable sources for understanding Armenia’s history, art, and religion, showcasing centuries of scholarly and artistic achievement in the context of medieval and early modern history.