Artsruni Artashes (3 results)

orig. wrappers. 21x14xm, 137 pages Text entirely in Russian. Includes textual illustrations. History of astronomy and astrology in ancient Armenia. ["Predstavljaemaja rabota javljaetsja plodom tvorchestva dostatochno izvestnogo issledovatelja istorii armjanskoj kultury. V rabote, vpervye za vse vremja izuchenija istorii astronomii i suschestvovanija tak nazyvaemoj arkheoastronomii, na osnove sravnitelno-linvisticheskogo analiza raskryty i obobscheny podlinnye istoki iznachalnoj astronomii-astrologii i pokazany ee armjanskie korni. Tvorcheskij metod avtora - professionalnogo metallurga, metalloveda, veterana oboronnoj promyshlennosti Rossii, - kharakterizuetsja osobym uglublennym, analiticheskim podkhodom k obektu rassmotrenija, primenjaemym, kak pravilo, imenno dlja nauchno- tekhnicheskogo issledovanija. Rabota soderzhit bolee polusotni armjanskikh,sugubo avtorskikh, prochtenij osnovnykh astronomicheskikh terminov i ponjatij, i javljaetsja, nesmotrja na dostatochno prostuju i absoljutno dostupnuju formu izlozhenija, khorosho argumentirovannym nauchnym trudom. Rabota soprovozhdaetsja bogatym illjustrativnym materialom i prednaznachaetsja shirokomu krugu." - publisher's description].…

orig. boards. Condition: Minor wear. VG. 20x14cm, 216 pages., Published in an edition of 500 copies. Includes textual illustrations. Text entirely in Russian. "Kars - Heart of Asia Minor: A History of Betrayal". A history of Kars [present-day Turkey, formerly Armenia].

orig. boards. Condition: Minor wear. VG. 21x14cm, 318 pages, Russian text: "And there was one single language: the Armenian language on the tablets of history" Historical study of Armenian language origins. ["The work is one of the first systematic, generalizing works linking almost all Indo-European languages, and, first of all, the Russian language, with Armenian roots and, thereby, substantiating the well-known biblical thesis about the existence of a single language - "there was a single language." Of particular value is the hypothesis put forward by the author and substantiated by the author of the unified essence of Indo-European languages, and the construction, based on purely scientific data, of their tree of kinship, as well as the determination of the common Asia Minor ancestral home of Indo-Europeans and, in particular, the attribution of Basque, Gauls and Celts to it. The book is written in a simple, widely accessible form of presentation, with good reasoning and is accompanied by a fairly convincing illustrative base (in some cases, by the author's drawings) and is addressed to a wide readership.." - translation of publisher's description].…