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24 The Armenian Reporter | July 12, 2008
The Armenian Reporter | July 12, 2008 Ensuring the Future of Armenia’s Past Project Discovery! is dedicated to the discovery and preservation of Armenia's archaeological and cultural legacy. Armenia has a long and continuous past that is both culturally rich and historically significant. And yet, our history is largely unknown to the academic community outside of Armenia primarily due to lack of funds available to Armenian scientists. Project Discovery! was organized to meet this challenge. We have supported archaeological excavations, attendance by Armenian scholars at international conferences, publication of books, scientific journals and museum catalogues, websites, libraries and laboratories. We are unique, in that we are the only public charity dedicated to supporting Armenian archaeology. We are joined in our mission by an Academic Advisory Board of eminent scholars, both Armenian and non-Armenian, from prestigious universities and research institutions across the US and around the world. At a time when exciting discoveries in Armenia are attracting the attention of scientists from the international community, it Tufts University professor Lucy Der Manuelian describes Armenia as “an archaeological paradise”, containing a wealth of internationally significant archaeological material remains which embody our heritage and testify to our contributions to world civilization. has never been more important to develop and support the infrastructure of archaeology in Armenia. We are proud of the contribution we are making to discover and preserve the archaeological and cultural legacy of Armenia. Your enthusiastic support over the past several years has enabled us to achieve major accomplishments – such as the establishment of a research and conservation laboratory at Yerevan State University, the publication of Aramazd: Armenian Journal of Near Eastern Studies, and Terra Armenica, the first website of Armenian archaeology and history, among many, many other projects. The past is a heritage we all share. Won't you join us in our commitment to preserve one of the world's earliest civilizations? Please send your tax deductible contribution to ensure the future of Armenia's past. Project Discovery! Ensuring the Future of Armenia’s Past “Detail of Vishap” c 1,500 B.C. 340 Lakewood Drive | Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48304 | 248.563.0016 | projectdiscovery@comcast.net | www.projectdiscovery.net
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