By Interfax Azerbaijan
The Caucasian History Center has presented a technology called the Lie Detector, aimed at disclosure of Armenian falsifications. It is the main killer of Armenian historiography, according to the head of the project, the head of a sector of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan, Fuad Akhundov.
“Research based on the technology proved the absence of a connection between the words “lavash” and “duduk” with Armenian culture and heritage. “Lavash” is fixed in Turkic texts in the 7th-13th centuries, while in Armenian dictionaries of the 17th-19th centuries there was no such word. It appeared only in the early 20th century; i.e. 100 years after the Armenians resettled in the Caucasus, made a claim for all the things which surrounded them and Armenianized them. It confirms who is a native nation in the Caucasus and who are incomers,” Akhundov told Interfax Azerbaijan.
The scientist stated that 18 dictionaries of the Armenian language, which were published from 1698 to 1906, were studied. None of them contained the word “lavash” and nothing was said about the “Armenian duduk.”“Only one dictionary, which was published in 1906 by an Armenian author A.S. Dagbashyan, mentioned the word “lavash.” It confirms once again that the Armenians borrowed lavash, duduk, and other items of cultural and spiritual heritage from the Turkic peoples later. I should stress that these 18 dictionaries are not only linguistic, but also historical documents,” he said.
“Thus, our technology undermines the Armenian statements about their autochthony in the Caucasus and the belonging of everything which surrounds them to them, including the land, as we know due to the Nagorno-Karabakh example. The technology has turned from ethnolinguistic into ethnohistoriographic, ethnographic, archeological, and so on,” he stated.
Akhundov noted that the next testing would be carried out together with Georgian scientists; Georgian words to which the Armenians also claim will be tested.
“The involvement of our Georgian colleagues is especially relevant, considering the recent claims by the Armenians to 450 Georgian churches, as well as to dozens of Alban churches on the territory of Azerbaijan. I am sure the results of the new joint testing will be as shocking to the falsifiers as the previous ones. Our ethnolinguistic method will prove the incoming of Armenians to our region and their groundless claims to not only monuments of the history, religions and cultures of the native peoples who surround them, but also their lands, including Nagorno-Karabakh,” he said.
Akhundov notes that the new technology cannot be disproved, “as the ethnolinguistic lie detector will continue giving absolutely precise results.”
