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A team of archaeologists working in the mountains of Turkey has uncovered a tomb believed to belong to Ashot I Kuropalates, also known as Ashot the Great, who had Armenian origins from the Bagratuni dynasty. The discovery was made beneath the ruins of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, located within the fortress of Gevhernig. The tomb, estimated to be around 1,200 years old, is thought to date back to the reign of King Ashot the Great, who ruled in the 8th century. He played a pivotal role in Georgian history by uniting several principalities and laying the foundations of the Kingdom of Kakheti. The archaeologists uncovered a vaulted stone chamber measuring approximately two meters long and 1.8 meters wide — remarkably well-preserved and sealed since the Middle Ages. However, no human remains, artifacts, or royal insignia were found inside. Researchers plan to continue their excavations to learn more about the site’s origins and historical significance.