Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum  
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Shepard's bridge is a medieval Armenian bridge over Aratsani (Tur: Murat) and Euphrates confluence. A number of other bridges were destroyed by the river flow. According to the legend the bridge that stands today is built by a shephard.
Shepard's bridge is a medieval Armenian bridge over Aratsani (Tur: Murat) and Euphrates confluence. A number of other bridges were destroyed by the river flow. According to the legend the bridge that stands today is built by a shephard.
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Shoe cleaners in Erzurum
Shoe cleaners in Erzurum
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Typical picture for the region: men in a tea house with short, narrow tea cups
Typical picture for the region: men in a tea house with short, narrow tea cups
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Another Armenian church converted to a mosque in Erzurum
Another Armenian church converted to a mosque in Erzurum
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Row of old buildings in Erzurum
Row of old buildings in Erzurum
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Remains of Armenian Dashnaktsutyun party office in Erzurum
Remains of Armenian Dashnaktsutyun party office in Erzurum
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Street signs here are rare and movement is chaotic
Street signs here are rare and movement is chaotic
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Both horse carts and modern cars can be seen in the streets
Both horse carts and modern cars can be seen in the streets
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Armenian church inside Erzurum fortress, currently converted to a mosque
Armenian church inside Erzurum fortress, currently converted to a mosque
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 Old district streets of Erzurum
Old district streets of Erzurum
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 Erzurum is the largest city of the region with about 400 thousand population. Majority of the current population are Turks and Azerbaijani Turks from Nakhichevan. Almost every women here wears a hijab.
Erzurum is the largest city of the region with about 400 thousand population. Majority of the current population are Turks and Azerbaijani Turks from Nakhichevan. Almost every women here wears a hijab.
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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 Basean fortress, called Pasinler by Turks
Basean fortress, called "Pasinler" by Turks
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
Western Armenia: Lost Motherland, Basean Valley, Erzurum
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A women waiting for the bus with her son in Horasan
A women waiting for the bus with her son in Horasan
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Elderly men in tea house in Horasan, Basean Valley. Streets in cities are plenty of tea houses (chaykhana), visited only by men
Elderly men in tea house in Horasan, Basean Valley. Streets in cities are plenty of tea houses (chaykhana), visited only by men
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