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در گستره دشت پاسارگاد و مناطق پیرامون آن مجموعه¬ای از سدها، بندها و کانال¬های گسترده آب¬رسانی وجود دارد که در بررسی های باستان شناسی شناسایی شده¬اند. در فاصله حدود 22 کیلومتری شمال شرق پاسارگاد در ابتدای تنگه¬ای که به تنگ حنا معروف است دو... more
The terrace of Pasargadae, Tall-i Takht, is one of the few Achaemenid period monuments in the Persian heartland that “directly” feature characteristics of Ionian-Lydian architecture. According to earlier scholarship, the beginning of... more
This paper focusses on a set of photographs of archaeological sites, bas-reliefs and inscriptions from the pre-Islamic Achaemenid (ca. 559-330 BCE) and Sasanian dynasties (224-651 BCE). In question are photographic reproductions with... more
Anadolu, Asya ile Avrupa arasındaki bir köprü olarak sayılınca, Sardeis bu köprünün başkentlerinden biri olarak tanıtılabilmektedir. Daha dağru bir tabirle, Sardeis sadece Asya ile Avrupa arasındaki köprünün başkenti değil, Coğrafi... more
The Iranian-French project resumed its archaeological work on the site of Pasargadae in the latter half of 2015, the capital founded by Cyrus the Great in the center of the ancient province of Persia. It is the first step of a program... more
In the frame of his archaeological works carried out in Iran, Rémy Boucharlat provided seminal contributions to our understanding of the Achaemenid royal foundations of Pasargadae and Persepolis. During the 2000’s, the restart of... more
The paper is devoted to one of the vessels, composing the Erebuni Treasure, found in 1968 – the silver, partly gilt rhyton in the form of a head of a young calf with a frieze on the neck, representing four figures, executed in relief. The... more
Neo-Assyrian military annals list hundreds of Chaldaean and Elamite cities, towns, and natural features by name and geographic descriptions. Yet despite this volume of data, historians and archaeologists have matched very few to the... more
The paper is devoted to the Treasure, found in 1968. The hoard in “a big jug”, consisting of three silver rhyta, a silver goblet and the fifth, now missing object, was found during the construction works at the foothill of the Erebuni... more
This paper is devoted to treasure found in 1968. The hoard in “a large jug”, consisting of three silver rhyta, a silver goblet and a fifth, now missing object, was found during construction works at the foothill of the Erebuni citadel.... more
In this paper, the main features of Achaemenid garden design of the VI-IV centuries B.C. are discussed, with the royal garden of Cyrus the Great at Pasargadae as the main case study. The remains of the irrigation system at Pasargadae... more
This paper probes the relationship between visual representations and visitation practices at Pasargadae, a UNESCO World Heritage site in southern Iran. Presenting a systematic analysis of publicly available online images of Pasargadae,... more
Health tourism is one of the most influential parameters that can play a significant role in the tourism development of the country. Although this concept has been given special attention in the developed countries, developing countries... more
[ukrainian version] The analysis of the book "Peregrinación del mundo" published by a pilgrim traveler Pedro Cubero Sebastian in 1682 is made. The main directions of his trip, its dating is determined and put forward a hypothesis about... more
Abstract Casting Darius as a descendant of the Achaemenid main line of kings, and Cyrus as one belonging to a secondary branch, Franpois Vallat has argued that Darius's contempt for his paternal cousin stemmed from the perception that... more
This chapter proposes and illustrates a conceptual approach to the World Heritage site of Pasargadae through the idea of place
Background and Objective: Biodeterioration is an irreversible damage that is caused by colonization of microorganisms on the surface of different materials. Among all microorganisms, fungi play an important role in deterioration of... more
In recent years, survey programs and salvage excavations of predominantly rural settlement sites of Achaemenid date in the Tang-i Bolaghi and the attested find of several hydrological off-sites traces in the Pasargadae area, provide a... more
Established by Cyrus the Great in the 6th century BC, Pasargadae is the first dynastic capital of the Achaemenid Empire. One of its most important stone monuments is the tomb of Cyrus the Great (559-530 BC) which was built with large... more
Health tourism is one of the most influential parameters that can play a significant role in the tourism development of the country. Although this concept has been given special attention in the developed countries, developing countries... more
Pasargadae is an Achaemenid archaeological site in south of Iran. There are some remains of stone monuments in this site such as Cyrus Tomb, Tomb of Cyrus' son and successor (Cambyses II), two royal palaces, and the fortress of Toll-e... more