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This article discusses preliminary thoughts about how Armenian ecclesiastical architecture relates to monuments in Syria and also begins to consider issues relating to South Caucasian church architecture in general. It puts forward the impressions made on the author by a so-called 'Syrian' type church and offers some observations on a monument that married the "three church" and domed basilica types.

The piece is intended as a starting place for future research and, as such, is very much work in progress rather than offering a fixed position on these questions at this stage.