Iron Age Museum скачать в хорошем качестве

Iron Age Museum

Asr Ahan Museum (Cemetery of the Blue Mosque) dates back to the 2nd and 1st millennium BC and is located in Tabriz, Imam Street, behind the Blue Mosque of Tabriz, and this work was registered as one of the national works of Iran on November 3, 1979 with registration number 2978. The registration has been received.[1] The Asr Ahan Museum site of Tabriz is an ancient site located in the north, northeast and northwest of Tabriz Blue Mosque. It includes a cemetery and pottery artifacts from the Iron Age. Asr Ahan Museum site of Tabriz started working as the first field museum of Iran since 1385 solar. [2] The opening ceremony of the museum site was held on May 30, 1386 with the presence of Jafari, the deputy director of culture and communications of the country's cultural heritage organization. This area is open to the public.[3] Effects The findings were discovered in 1376, which includes 38 graves buried in fetal form. [2] The graves of babies are simple, and the graves of teenagers are in square structures with two clay containers. Most of the bodies found died at a young age. Children are buried with their toys, women with jewelry, and men with their weapons of war. Next to some bodies, pottery vessels and food effects were found, which confirms their belief in Mehr worship, and those with more vessels were probably richer. The porcelain stone around the corpses is a symbol of the uterine wall, and the corpses are buried in a fetal or squatting position, with the direction of their body and face different, which is another confirmation of their being loving.[2]