INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
TEHRAN-The 22nd edition of the Annual Archaeology Conference started at the National Museum of Iran in Tehran on Sunday.The conference
opened with the presence of the Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri, in addition to Mohammad
Ebrahim Zarei, the head ofIrans Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, Mohammad Beheshti, the previous director of the
institute and a choose group of popular professors and veterans in archaeology, CHTN reported.Speaking at the event, Jebrael Nokandeh,
director of the National Museum of Iran invited the guests and highlighted the conference as a chance for the exchange of ideas and
scientific collaboration amongst archaeologists.He also pointed out an exhibition showcasing picked findings from historical research study
performed in Iran in 2023, featuring 273 artifacts unearthed from 13 archaeological sites
This exhibition will be open till April 19
Throughout the ceremony, a book putting together posts from the 22nd Annual Archaeology Conference was unveiled, along with a summary of
findings from historical research study in Iran for 2023, an archaeology journal, and 10 archaeology reports.Additionally, the exhibit of
selected findings from the 2023 archaeological fieldwork in Iran was inaugurated in the presence of Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri
Archaeology in Iran boasts an abundant and diverse history, reflecting the complex tapestry of civilizations that have actually inhabited
the region for countless years
As one of the cradles of human civilization, Irans archaeological landscape is brimming with considerable websites that offer insights into
ancient cultures, trade routes, and the development of urban centers.One of the most significant archaeological sites in Iran is Persepolis,
the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire
Acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Persepolis showcases magnificent palaces, huge staircases, and elaborate reliefs that depict
the splendour of Persian culture and its architectural achievements.Excavations at this site have actually revealed valuable artifacts,
consisting of inscriptions, pottery, and precious metals, clarifying the political and social structure of ancient Persia.Another crucial
area of archaeological interest is the Zagros Mountains, where early human settlements date back to the Paleolithic duration
Some of these websites are critical for comprehending the shift from nomadic lifestyles to settled agriculture, along with the development
of complicated societies throughout the Neolithic era.Additionally, Irans archaeological pursuits have revealed the significance of the Silk
Road, which helped with trade and cultural exchanges in between the East and West
The discovery of caravanserais, ancient fortresses, and detailed pottery illustrates Irans function as a center in this comprehensive
network.Research in Iranian archaeology has actually faced obstacles, consisting of fluctuating financing for the preservation of
The commitment of regional scholars and international collaborations continues to cultivate developments in the field.Modern historical
practices include the usage of technology such as satellite images and remote noticing, improving the exploration and documentation of Irans
comprehensive archaeological heritage.Archaeology in Iran is important in rebuilding the stories of ancient civilizations, highlighting the
regions historic significance and the enduring legacy of its cultural heritage.SAB/
