Zorats Karer (Carahunge)

Zorats Karer (Carahunge) is identified in secondary sources as a prehistoric archaeological site composed of a complex of standing stones near the town of Sisian in Armenia's Syunik Province. The site appears under multiple local and transliterated names, including Zorats Karer, Carahunge, Dik-Dik Karer, Tsits Karer, and Karenish (Քարենիշ). Internationally it is often framed in tourist literature as the 'Armenian Stonehenge.' The supplied sources for this entry (Wikipedia, Wikidata, and archived collection items) record the site's identity, local names, and cultural interest but do not provide specific construction dates, archaeological chronologies, coordinates, excavation reports, or detailed interpretive theories. Archive items indicate cultural and artistic interest in the site but function as collection descriptions rather than primary archaeological documentation. The provided research notes contain no documented reports of paranormal phenomena, named spirits, hauntings, or witness testimony tied to Zorats Karer. Although the site is sometimes described informally as having an evocative or eerie atmosphere in tourism comparisons to Stonehenge, such characterizations are not substantiated by paranormal claims in the supplied sources and are not recorded here as phenomena.