Armenia as a constituent part of ancient civilization is known to history from ancient times. Since IV-II century B.C. the Armenian-populated all districts had been divided into three big administrative units: Pokr Hayk, Tsopk and Mets Hayk that in II century B.C. became - Rivers and lakes in Armenia - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Armenia as a constituent part of ancient civilization is known to history from ancient times. Since IV-II century B.C. the Armenian-populated all districts had been divided into three big administrative units: Pokr Hayk, Tsopk and Mets Hayk that in II century B.C. became Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-10-19 06:05:46 Open Document File Size: 330,36 KB Share Result on Facebook City Yerevan / Halab / / Continent Asia / / Country Turkey / Georgia / Russia / Azerbaijan / Armenia / Iran / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Arpa-Sevan tunnel / / IndustryTerm natural building materials / / NaturalFeature Kur river / Arpa river / Sevan lake / Armenian plateau / Hrazdan river / Caucasus / Debed river / Aragats Mountain / Araks river / Geghama Sea / Lake Sevan / / Person David Bek Artsvashen Geghardalich Qarahunj / April March / / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / / Region south Turkey / west Turkey / / SocialTag Mountains of Armenia Vardenis Sevan, Armenia Rivers and lakes in Armenia Lake Sevan Geghama mountains Armenia Zangezur Mountains Sevan Asia

Armenia as a constituent part of ancient civilization is known to history from ancient times. Since IV-II century B.C. the Armenian-populated all districts had been divided into three big administrative units: Pokr Hayk, Tsopk and Mets Hayk that in II century B.C. becameAdd to Reading List