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Fecund Earth: Health and History Traditions in Armenia
Naneh Israelyan · 2019
Catalogue summary
Ancient Armenian medical literature, highland geography, national identity, and present-day herbal therapies are brought together to explain enduring attitudes toward plant medicine and wellness.
Why this matters
The study treats healing practice as historically embedded cultural knowledge, connecting specific herbal traditions with Armenia’s environment and collective memory.
Citation
Naneh Israelyan 2019. Fecund Earth: Health and History Traditions in Armenia. Fourth World Journal. https://doi.org/10.63428/eynx9d25
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