Excavations at Tigranocerta

The excavations at Tigranocerta, an ancient city built by the Armenian King Tigranes the Great around 90 BCE in modern-day Turkey, aim to uncover its historical layout and artifacts. Archaeologists explore the site to learn about the city’s architecture, trade, and daily life in the Hellenistic period. Discoveries include city walls, residential buildings, and pottery, providing insights into the culture and influence of Tigranocerta as a major political and economic center. These excavations help piece together the history of Armenia and its interactions with neighboring civilizations.