Although Ani continued to exist for another six centuries it was little more than a small town.
Anis most visible monuments today are the dozens of half standing churches.
The Church of the Redeemer, completed shortly after the year 1035.
The church was largely intact until 1955, when the entire eastern half collapsed during a storm.
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The church of St Gregory of Tigran Honents.
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The Cathedral of Ani, built in 989.
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The Church of the Redeemer.
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The walls of Ani.
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The Cathedral of Ani.
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The ceiling of a church.
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The Monastery of the Hripsimian Virgins, by the Akhurian River.
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The walls of Ani.
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