“Armenian Inscriptions Uncovered at Shoubak Fortress in Jordan, Shedding Light on 17th-18th Century History”

Shoubak Fortress in Jordan holds Armenian inscriptions from 17th-18th centuries as discovered by researchers. The fortress is being studied by Italian researchers, revealing its connection with the Crusader region and the ancient history of the Armenian community in Shoubak. The inscriptions, written in Armenian Yerkatagir script, provide valuable historical context. Although not academically significant, they foster cultural cooperation between Italian and Armenian researchers. This cooperation allows Armenian researchers to study other historical monuments globally.