Պեւտինգէրեան քարտէզ. Նոր տեղեկութիւններ Հայաստանի եւ Առաջաւոր Ասիայի միջոցով անցնող ճանապարհների մասին

<jats:p>The article discusses the location of various stations named on the Artashat-Satagh (Satala) route depicted on Tabula Peutingeriana, the famous the fourth century A.D. Roman roadmap. Hmayak Martirosian agrees with Robert Hewsen's identification of Datamissa with the village of Berdag. Following Hewsen's identification of Zeracana with Nihorakan, Martirosian provides additional data from other sources, like Anania Shirakatsi and a number of medieval Arab authors (quoted by Nichelas Adonts) to support this view. Martirosian argues that the roadmap's Artashat-Tigranakert (Tigranocerta) section, which ceased operating in 387 A.D., has not been studied in full. The author disagrees with Babken Harutiunian, who places Tigranakert near the river Kharzan.</jats:p>