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Marble bull fragments from Garni

Fragments of a marble bull discovered at Garni, interpreted by Armenian heritage authorities as remains of a group depicting Mihr fighting a bull.
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The New Mithraeum
11 Sept 2026
Several marble fragments discovered at Garni have been interpreted by Armenia’s Service for the Protection of Historical Environment and Historical-Cultural Museum-Reserves as remains of a sculptural group representing Mihr fighting a bull. According to the Service, the group is believed to have originally stood in the apse of the Temple of Garni. A hoof carved from white marble was found near the temple during archaeological excavations and was considered by specialists to belong to this group. In 2011, a marble bull’s head and a fragment of the pedestal were accidentally discovered on…

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