Nemrut, another Armenian Pyramid!

Mount Nemrut, which itself resembles a pyramid on which the ancient statues, believed to be old Armenian objects of warship, are located in the territory of historic Armenia (nowadays the territory of Turkey).

Mt Nemrut, Kahta is a natural mountain (2150m), with a 50 meter artificial peak built on top. It was constructed as a tomb during the period 80 B.C-72 B.C. If pyramids are meant to represent mountains, the builders of this one have gone a step further by placing it on top of a real mountain. Not just an artificial mound, this site features huge (10 meter high) statues.









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