Iranian Archaeology
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Dynastic connections in the Arsacid Empire and the origins of the House of Sāsān, in: The Parthian and Early Sasanian Empires: Adaptation and expansion, Editors: Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis; Elizabeth Pendleton; Touraj Daryaee; Michael Alram,... more
In this paper, an attempt has been made to gather information about the Elamite cities and lands in the period when the Awan dynasty was known as the ruler of the Elamite world, and some suggestions have been made about the history,... more
The contents of five Iron Age I–II (1200–900 BC) small ceramic vessels similar to ancient kohl pots excavated from the graves of the archaeological site of Estark–Joshaqan, near Kashan in central Iranian plateau, were characterised by... more
The visual devices used by Tony Blair and George Bush to get themselves elected and maintain power, come not from modern times, but a world that is thousands of years old. How Art Made the World ventures back to the creation of Stonehenge... more
Palaeoenvironmental Change and Resilience of Dryland Ecosystems
پیکرکهای الهه مادر-سیمای زن در آثار پیش از تاریخ ایران
اطلاعاتی از تاریخ و فرهنگ و جغرافیای کهن منطقۀ فارس
This is a popular magazine article introducing the Achaemenid Empire.
«مسجد حکیم اصفهان، مسجدی چهارایوانی است که در زمان صفویان بر روی بقایای مسجدی قدیمی از دورۀ دیلمیان ساخته شده و مانند سایر بناهای مذهبی این دوره، از تزئینات زیبا و چشمنوازی برخوردار است. عمده تزیینات این بنا شامل کاشیکاریهای معرق است... more
Daras Fikih Ibadah (Ringkasan Fatwa Imam Ali Khamenei)
Alexander assumed the principal items of Iranian dress and Achaemenid regalia in 330 B.C. Sources agree that Alexander wore a purple Iranian chiton with white trimmings, a belt, a diadem and a tiara. Also a kind of kandys was part of the... more
This study examines a little-known case of Enlightenment knowledge transmission centred on the rock-cut monument of Darius I at Bīsotūn in western Iran. It discusses a report on the monument published by the cartographer and historian... more
Geography, history, and the material culture provide the three bases for definition and determination of a cultural landscape. The region of Maymand in northwestern of Kerman province as the interacting-ground of the three aforementioned... more
Deyoces (708- 665), hijo de Fraortes, unificó las “tribus” medas: busas (en Ecbátana), paractenos (en Isfahán capital), estrucates (en Markazi), arizantos (en Kashan, N de Isfahán), budios (en Markazi) y magos; Fraortes estableció... more
From engraved metal artifacts of bronze land (Luristan), it should be referred to unique objects named disc pin head that are from makeup, ritual and religious requirements. Different types of these pinheads are observed from graves,... more
This paper provides a complete report on the excavations of W.K. Loftus at Susa between 1850 and 1852.
The Iranian Expanse explores how kings in the ancient Iranian world utilized the built and natural environment—everything from royal cities and paradise gardens, to hunting enclosures and fire temples—to form and contest Iranian cultural... more
Persian Translation of Shenkar, M. (2011), "Temple Architecture in the Iranian World in the Hellenistic Period”, in Kouremenos, A., Rossi, R., Chandrasekaran, S. (eds.), From Pella to Gandhara: Hybridisation and Identity in the Art and... more
Preliminary Report on Archaeological Survey of Komijan, Markazi Province Abstract These days the role of middle- point regions is one of the important issues for archaeological researchers due to their importance in political,... more
Persian translation of Dr. Muscarella's influential volume The Lie Became Great
دخمۀ قیزقاپان از آنِ کیاخسار (کیخسرو) و دخمۀ دکان داود از آنِ آستیاگ (آژدهاک) است.
On account of the peculiar geomorphological and geographical features of the Iranian territory, water has always been a fundamental element of the Iranian landscape. Surface water and groundwater reserves were extensively exploited during... more