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Artificial Lighting Systems in a Medieval City Using the Example of Ani
Olga V. Baeva and Armen Kazaryan · 2025
Catalogue summary
Architectural monuments, written sources, and archaeological materials reconstruct how artificial lighting organized Ani’s churches, aesthetics, hierarchy, ritual meaning, and visual communication.
Why this matters
Treating illumination as both technology and symbol adds an overlooked dimension to daily life and power in the tenth- and eleventh-century Armenian city.
Citation
Olga V. Baeva and Armen Kazaryan 2025. Artificial Lighting Systems in a Medieval City Using the Example of Ani. Light & Engineering. https://doi.org/10.33383/2025-030
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