Erebuni Fortress

Erebuni Fortress otherwise called Arin Berd which means the "Post of Blood", is an Urartian sustained city, situated in Yerevan, Armenia. It is 1,017 meters above ocean level. It was one of a few posts worked along the northern Urartian fringe and was a standout amongst the most critical political, monetary and social focuses of the tremendous kingdom. The name Yerevan itself is gotten from Erebuni. On an engraving found at Karmir Blur, the verb erebu-ni is utilized as a part of the feeling of "to seize, plunder, take, or hijack" trailed by a changing direct question.

Researchers have guessed that the word, as a perpetual direct question, may likewise signify "to take" or "to catch" and along these lines trust that the Erebuni at the season of its establishing signified "catch", "success", or "victory." In the pre-winter of 1950, an archeological endeavor drove by Konstantine Hovhannisyan found an engraving at Arin Berd committed to the city's establishing which was cut amid Argishti's rule. Two other indistinguishable engravings have been found at the stronghold of Erebuni. It is one of the famous place in this city. Tourists come here from all over the world with their family members and friends.