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Keron Foundation Donates 17th-Century Armenian Manuscripts to Matenadaran

Keron Development Foundation Donates Rare 17th-Century Armenian Manuscript Collection to Matenadaran

Massis PostJul 25, 20261 min readOriginal: Massis Post
Keron Foundation Donates 17th-Century Armenian Manuscripts to Matenadaran

The Keron Development Foundation has donated a collection of rare 17th-century Armenian manuscripts to the Matenadaran, Armenia's repository of ancient Armenian manuscripts located in Yerevan. The donation adds to the institution's holdings of historical Armenian texts and documents. The Matenadaran, officially the Mesrop Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts, preserves thousands of Armenian manuscripts spanning centuries and serves as a cultural institution of significant importance to Armenian heritage. Such donations support the archive's ongoing mission to maintain and provide access to primary sources of Armenian history, language, and religious tradition. The Keron Development Foundation's contribution reflects continued diaspora and philanthropic support for cultural preservation efforts in Armenia.

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