Cathedral of the Holy Mother of God

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The Cathedral of the Holy Mother of God, also known as the Cathedral of Ani, is a monumental medieval Armenian church renowned for its distinctive architecture and as a symbol of the former capital city of Ani.

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instanceOf Armenian Apostolic church building
cathedral
medieval church
alsoKnownAs Ani Cathedral NERFINISHED
Cathedral of Ani NERFINISHED
architect Trdat the Architect NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Armenian architecture
medieval architecture
completionDate 1001
constructionStart 989
continent Asia
country Turkey
dedicatedTo Holy Mother of God NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
denomination Armenian Apostolic Church NERFINISHED
hasArchitecturalElement ambulatory
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blind arcades
cruciform piers
decorative reliefs
domed basilica plan
pointed arches
vaulted nave
hasOrnamentation Armenian inscriptions
cross reliefs
geometric motifs
height approximately 38 meters
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
heritageStatus cultural heritage monument
inception 11th century
locatedIn Ani NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Kars Province NERFINISHED
locatedInHistoricalRegion Bagratid Armenia NERFINISHED
Historical Armenia NERFINISHED
locatedNear border between Turkey and Armenia
locatedOn Ani plateau NERFINISHED
materialUsed basalt
tuff stone
partOf Archaeological Site of Ani NERFINISHED
period Bagratid period NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
significantEvent damaged by earthquakes in the Middle Ages
dome collapsed in 1319 earthquake
status ruin
symbolOf city of Ani NERFINISHED
medieval Armenian architecture
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteId 1518
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteInscriptionYear 2016
usedAs cathedral of the Bagratid capital Ani NERFINISHED

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Cathedral of Ani alsoKnownAs Cathedral of the Holy Mother of God