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Nahavand’s Nagarechi Hill may hold clues about Seleucid era in Iran
TEHRAN – Nagarechi Hill situated in Nahavand country of Hamedan province is emerging as a pivotal archaeological site that could…
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‘Underground city’ unearthed in central Iran
TEHRAN – Local people have uncovered a remarkable “underground city” beneath five historical homes in the ancient town of Abarkuh,…
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Kashan congress discussing Persian architecture over five decades
TEHRAN – The ancient city of Kashan is hosting an architecture congress dedicated to the evolution and essence of contemporary…
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Discover Museum of Light and Illumination in UNESCO-listed Yazd
The Museum of Light and Illunimation, located in the historic city of Yazd, stands as a cultural and architectural masterpiece.…
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Reviving Seljuk heritage in Isfahan: restoration of 2,000 square meters around Raran Minaret
TEHRAN – Some 2,000 square meters around the Seljuk-era Raran Minaret are being restored in an ongoing effort to revive…
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Iran seeks UNESCO recognition for the art of mirror work in architecture
TEHRAN – Iran has submitted the dossier for “Ayeneh-kari in Iranian architecture” to UNESCO, aiming to inscribe this intricate art…
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Jolfa: a journey through UNESCO heritage and nature’s splendor
JOLFA – A photographer’s paradise, the Jolfa region, settled in the northwest corner of East Azarbaijan province, is a treasure…
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Schoolboy discovers historical engraved brick in western Iran
TEHRAN – A schoolboy in Delfan county of Lorestan province, has accidentally discovered a piece of historical significance: an engraved…
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Tehran conference to spotlight new research on Sassanid Persia
TEHRAN – The Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies in Tehran is set to host the conference titled “Sassanian Persia:…
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