Sassanid era
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Isfahan’s Fire Temple
Isfahan’s Fire Temple, Atashgah-e Esfahan, is a Sassanid archaeological site spotted on a hill under the same name. It lies approximately eight…
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Restoration aimed to help preserve Sirvan for future generations
A team of Iranian restorers and cultural heritage experts has finished work on Sirvan in a bid to help preserve the ancient town for future generation…
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Qal’eh Babak; Sassanid monument
Straight from Lord of the Rings, the ruined ramparts of the Babak fortress loom above a desperately sheer chasm as you edge through a narrow…
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Iran's Arch of Garden
Inscribed into the base of a towering cliff, these extraordinary Sassanian bas-reliefs of ancient victorious kings divide opinions.
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Palace of Ardashir-e Babakan
The palace of the founder of the Sassanian Empire, Ardashir-e Babakan also known as Atash-Kadeh was constructed in Fars Province, in 224 AD by…
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Ancient skeleton dating back to Sassanid era discovered in Isfahan
Fereydoon Allahyari, the general director of Isfahan's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization announced the discovery of an…
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Isfahan's Fire temple
The Fire temple at Isfahan is an archaeological zone located on a top of a hill about eight kilometers west of Isfahan, on the road of Isfahan…
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Archeological speculations continued in Dehloran County
Archeological speculations project in the area of "Meymeh 4" in the basin of Meymeh storage dam in Dehloran County is currently underway to…