Church · Ancient Monument
Church of the Armenians
Famagusta
Church of the Armenians: a church in Famagusta. Declared an Ancient Monument in 1907.
Famagusta District, about 35°07′ N, 33°56′ E
- Site with its own page
- Other recorded site
- Contours every 50 m
Protection
Antiquities Law- 27 December 1907
Declared an Ancient Monument, No. 8865
“Church of the Armenians”
The Cyprus Gazette No. 8865 of 27 December 1907 (Notice No. 8865), PDF p. 283 Online
- 10 May 1935
Scheduled in 1935, First Schedule, Famagusta item 6
“The Church of the Armenians”
Supplement No. 1 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 2441 of 10 May 1935, A Bill entitled A Law to consolidate and amend the Law relating to Antiquities [the Antiquities Law, 1935], First Schedule, District of Famagusta, item 6, p. 325, PDF p. 345 Online
In the literature
1- Undated
Dates to the middle of the 14th century.
As printed
“the Armenian church which dales to the middle of the 14th century.”
F.S.M., "Famagusta", Cyprus Today vol. 3, no. 5-6 (September–December 1965), pp. 6–7, p. 7.
Sources
- 1.The Cyprus Gazette No. 8865 of 27 December 1907 (Notice No. 8865), PDF p. 283 Online
- 2.Supplement No. 1 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 2441 of 10 May 1935, A Bill entitled A Law to consolidate and amend the Law relating to Antiquities [the Antiquities Law, 1935], First Schedule, District of Famagusta, item 6, p. 325, PDF p. 345 Online
- 3.F.S.M., "Famagusta", Cyprus Today vol. 3, no. 5-6 (September–December 1965), pp. 6–7, p. 7.
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