From Britannica:

Armenian Highland, Russian Armyanskoye Nagorye, also spelled Arm'anskoje Nagor'e, mountainous region of Transcaucasia. It lies mainly in Turkey, occupies all of Armenia, and includes southern Georgia, western Azerbaijan, and northwestern Iran.




Lord Byron (1816-1817 AD)

During the winter of 1816-1817, the English poet Lord Byron studied the Armenian language at the Mkhitarist monastery on the island of San Lazzaro under Father Paschal Aucher. During this time he assisted the Armenian monks in the preparation of an Armenian-English grammar, which he attempted to get published in England. So impressed was Byron with his experience among the Armenian monks that he wrote: These men are the priesthood of an oppressed and noble nation.... It would be difficult, perhaps, to find the annals of a nation less stained with crimes than the Armenians, whose virtues have been those of peace, and their vices those of compulsion. But whatever may have been their destiny ... their country must ever be one of the most interesting on the globe; and perhaps their language only requires to be more studied to become more attractive.


Armenian is the language to talk to God.
G.G. Byron

There is no other land in the world so full of wonders as the land of Armenians... George Gordon Byron

Lord Byron to Mr. MURRAY
Venice, March 3rd, 1817

If the Scriptures are rightly understood it was in Armenia that Paradise was placed, Armenia, which has paid as dearly as the descendants of Adam for that fleeting participation of its soil in

the happiness if Him who was created from its dust. It was in Armenia that the flood first abated and the dove alighted. But with the disappearance of Paradise itself may be dated almost the unhappiness of the country, for though long a powerful kingdom, it was scarcely ever an independent one, and the satraps of Persia and the pachas of Turkey have alike desolated the region where God created man in his own image.



Some books on Armenia by Foreigners

Our Nordic Race, by Richard Kelly Hoskins. Depicted on the original hardcover of the book is the Armenian goddess of fertility and life, Anahit.



Ewald Banse, Nordic Race in Armenia and Northern Iran (Northern Iran is part of Armenian Highland)

David M. Lang, Armenia: Cradle of Civilization (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1970)

Peoples of the Hills: Ancient Ararat and Caucasus by Charles Allen Burney and D.M. Lang (London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1971)



The Armenians: A People in Exile (London: Allen and Unwin, 1981)

Armenia and Karabagh: the Struggle for Unity (London: Minority Rights Group, 1991)

Armenian Origin Of The Etruscans
by Robert Ellis

Books/Project on Armenian Aryans written by
German Armenologists Yohannes Lepsus,Paul Rohrbakh

Many German Orientologists like Hans Haynrikh Sheder, Yohannes Fon Lears, Karl Rot, Rev. Gerhard Klinge, and Evar Shteer

"Armeniertum-Arivertum, meaning Armenism-Aryanism

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Jacquetta Hawkes, "The First Great Civilizations," London, 1967

"Yet the Hurrians did not disappear from history. Away to the North in their Armenian homeland, they entrenched themselves and build up the kingdom of Urartu."

M. Chahin, "The Kingdom of Armenia," London, 2001

"The new kingdom of Urartu, which proved to be the stronghold of the Hurrian race."


Luigi Villari
FIRE AND SWORD IN THE CAUCASUS

"The Land of Ararat"

"We are now in the true Armenia, the original home of the Haik people.


Trdat the Architect (Armenian: Տրդատ ճարտարապետ, circa 940s -- 1020; Latin: Tiridates) was the chief architect of the Bagratuni kings of Armenia, whose 10th century monuments have been argued to be the forerunners of Gothic architecture which came to Europe several centuries later.

After a great earthquake in 989 ruined the dome of Hagia Sophia, the Byzantine officials summoned Trdat to Byzantium to organize repairs. The restored dome was completed by 994.

"Armenian Architecture as Aryan Architecture: The Role of Indo-European Scholarship in the Theories of Joseph Strzygowski." Visual Resources, 13, pp. 361--78.


An appraisal by Langlois and others

That this last episode in the story of Armenia is full of romance, is admitted by all those who have studied the subject. In a passing remark about the monuments of Cilicia, Gustave Schlumberger refers to it as "the glorious kingdom of Lesser Armenia." Here is the testimony of Victor Langlois: "Numerous are those events, those brilliant traditions, — and however lamely we may follow the course of Armenia's victories and progress; however hastily we may examine the organization of her aristocracy and clergy; however slightly we may study her relations with the Western nations and the wars which she waged against the enemies, still shall we see that . . . the historical documents of this country contain the memories of a glorious past."

ALU INSERTION POLYMORPHISMS IN POPULATIONS
OF THE SOUTH CAUCASUS

"Armenians are a separate ethnic group,
which originated from Neolithic tribes of the Armenian Uplands"

Litvinov S*, Kutuev I, Yunusbayev B, Khusainova R, Valiev R,
Khusnutdinova E

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How Old Are Armenian and Greek languages?

By resolving certain formulaic uncertainties in the methodology of Gray & Atkinson's phylogenetic approach to the reconstruction of the Indo-European language family, a new, independent study has reaffirmed the original findings, al...beit with a slight chronological difference. Accordingly, and despite minimum estimation, the division of the Armeno-Greek branch of the Proto-Indo-Hittite mother tree can be confidently fixed no later than 6500 BC- meaning Armenian and Greek began to "behave" as distinct languages at least 8500 years ago.
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Gustave Theodore Pauli
MONUMENTAL DESCRIPTION OF RUSSIA.

ARMENIANS

Armenians - one of the most ancient peoples of the world, a civilization which existed in ancient times.
Armenians could claim the title of the most beautiful people on earth.

By nature Armenians are soft and quiet, polite and modest. Caucasian Armenians remain committed to their ancient customs and occupations.




The Passing of the Great Race

By Madison Grant

The Armenians, have resisted stoutly the pressure of Islam to force them away from their ancient Christian faith. This people really represents the last outpost of Europe toward the Mohammedan East and constitutes the best remaining medium through which Western ideals and culture can be introduced into Asia.



. The Inequality of Human Races by Arthur de Gobineau.
Translated with online translator from Russian.

«The name of these warlike tribes originated from the word «gall», meaning «strong». It is linked with the ancient roots of language, which remained in Sanskrit, «wala» or «walya» — and has the same value. Sarmatian tribes, then the Goths, kept faithful to this form and named galls »walah». Slavs have reworked the word «wlach». Greeks pronounced it as «Celts» and Romans borrowed fheir pronunciation «Celtae «. Finally, it adopted the current form, «Galli». Besides that names galls had another name «Gomer» which in the biblical genealogy is the name of one of the sons of Japheth.
As an aside it is appropriate to mention the following interesting facts.
Armenians, writing that name it in their Chronicles, turned it into a «Gamer». I can't tell where it came from them, but perhaps they (Armenians) were relatives of the Celts. There is indirect confirmation of this in the Bible, where Armenians are called tribe to breakaway from these «gomer» or «gamir». In Genesis (x 3) they are called «Togarmah-sons of Homer».

Armenia in Bible

The King James Bible Strong's Hebrew Dictionary defines 'Ararat as the following:
'Ararat -- of foreign origin; Ararat (or rather Armenia):--Ararat, Armenia.
1. -- Latin Vulgate(old Latin) translation of Bible, Ararat means Armenia -- "...ark rested on the mountains of "ARMENIA"..." but New Vulgate says -- "Ararat".
2. Ararat was the name of a part of ancient Armenia.
Jeremiah 51:27. "ARARAT, Minni, Ashchenaz..." -- which is provinces of Armenia
3. Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews:
" The Ark landed on an ARMENIAN mountain peak..."

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^ Anne Elizabeth Redgate, The Armenians, Wiley-Blackwell, 2000 ISBN 9780631220374, p. 24.

The name Hayk' is from the earliest record identified with Armenians from Sumerian inscriptions around 2700 BC, in which the Armenians are referred to as the sons of Haya, after the regional god of the Armenian Highlands.



There was a Bronze Age tribe of the Armens (Armans, Armani; Armenian: Արմեններ Armenner, Առամեններ Aṙamenner), either identical to or forming a subset of the Hayasa-Azzi.[11][12] In this case, Armenia would be an ethnonym rather than a toponym

# ^ Elisabeth Bauer. Armenia: Past and Present (1981), p. 49


Hittite inscriptions deciphered in the 1920s by the Swiss scholar Emil Forrer testify to the existence of a mountain country,
the HAYasa, lying around the Lake of Van/Armenian Highland.

The suffix sa of Hayasa corresponds to the stan, derivative of Hayasatan (Armenia). Greeks knew about this country (Hayasa) and their writers wrote about Armenians or hayers.