was later taken over by monophysites. At the time, the monophysite doctrine was represented in the region by two Churches: the Armenian and the Caucasus Albanian Church, the latter having adopted Monophysitism during the eighth century. Storfjell posits that the rising of the chancel floor to 1 meter above the nave floor level took place in the 17th century, while under the control of the Caucasus Albanian Church. Gallery See also Georgian Orthodox Church Church of Caucasian Albania Armenian Apostolic Church References External links Research on Armenian Architecture: Kish village, Shaki District, Republic of Azerbaijan "About the Kish Church Reconstruction Project", Azerbaijan International, Vol. 11:1 (Spring 2003), p. 33. The Kish Church: Digging up History: Norwegians Help Restore Ancient Church, Azerbaijan International, Vol. 8:4 (Winter 2000), pp. 18–19. Photos the Church of Kish "The Church in Kish: Carbon Dating Reveals its True Age," Azerbaijan International, Vol. 11:1 (Spring 2003), pp. 33–39. Trip to Kish church Detailed recording from the Kish church Eastern Orthodox churches in Azerbaijan Church of Caucasian Albania church buildings 12th-century Eastern Orthodox church buildings Former Armenian Apostolic churches