title: Armenian Architecture of Crimea of the 13th–15th Centuries. The Issue of Boundaries between National and Confessional Traditions on the Peninsula
abstract: Armenian medieval architecture of the Crimean peninsula is a phenomenon that has been largely studied in terms of building a factual database, identifying the church typology, and discovering national roots of the local tradition. However, those studies have not actually considered Armenian medieval heritage to be apart of a regional phenomenon that united building traditions of several peoples in the 13th–15th centuries.The very existence of such a cumulative concept as the Crimean medieval arc
journal: Actual Problems of Theory and History of Art