particular type of khachkar in which on the cross is a depiction of the crucified Christ. Only a few such designs are known, and most date from the late 13th century. Gallery See also Değirmenaltı - village in Turkey containing preserved khachkars Trei Ierarhi Monastery - a 17th-century church in Iași, Romania, decorated with Khachkar motifs High cross - Monumental Celtic crosses. Preaching cross - Monumental crosses used as open air pulpits Hill of Crosses - A hill in Lithuania covered with ornamental crosses. References Citations Other sources External links Armenian cross-stones art. Symbolism and craftsmanship of Khachkars Photos of 15th/16th CE khatchkars near Bitlis, Turkey Djulfa Virtual Memorial and Museum Monuments and memorials in the Republic of Artsakh Armenian art Monuments and memorials in Armenia Stones Monumental crosses Christian symbols Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity