Khachkar
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Khachkar ("Խաչքար" in Armenian, meaning "cross-stone") is a carved memorial stone, typically found in Armenia.
 A khachkar behind the cathedral in Echmiadzin, Armenia. Place of origin is unknown |
 These two khachkars, originally from Jugha were taken to Etchmiadzin, Armenia to be put on display. |
 Khachkar near St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Cracow, Poland. Raised to commemorate the victims of 1915 Armenian Genocide and the glorious history of Armenian community in Poland. |
 Khachkar from the garden on St. Lazzaro degli Armeni - the island near Venice, Italy |
.jpg) Khachkar in Brunswick, Germany |
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 Khachkar standing by Armenian Catedral in Lviv, Ukraine |
 Khachkar in the wall of Armenian Church of St. Serge (Surb Sarkis), Theodosia, Crimea, Ukraine |
 Khachkar at Haghartsin monastery near Dilijan, Armenia |
