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ARCHAEOLOGICAL & CULTURAL NEWS OF THE IRANIAN WORLD
AUGUST 2007
"The future belongs to the nation who appreciates her past."
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Last Month's News
28 August:
Archaeologists Believe Sasanian Kangelu Fortress was an Anahita Temple Complex
Achaemenid Ruins Found in Caucasus
23 August:
Illegal Railway Construction near Naqsh-e Rostam Interrupted by Persepolis Security Guards
22 August:
Discovery of a Parthian Canal by Gorgan's Great Wall
28 Parthian and Sasanian Sites Identified in Golestan
21 August:
Sixteenth Fort Discovered at Gorgan's Great Wall
18 August:
Discovery of 40,000-Years-Old Stone Tools in Jam
15 August:
6000-Year-Old Prehistoric Site Totally Bulldozed in Qom
10 August:
More on Discovery of Middle Asia Cities Recasts Ancient History
09 August:
Oxford University Studies Iran’s Prehistoric Remnants
08 August:
Discovery of 100,000 Years-Old Flint Tools and Animal Remnants in Gilan
07 August:
In the East of Greater-Iran, 900-foot Sleeping Buddha Eludes Archaeologists, But Researchers are Finding & Preserving other Ancient Riches
06 August:
Identification of a Parthian and Three Post-Sasanian Cities in Sistan
Number of Prehistoric Sites in Burnt City Raised to 400
Middle-Asia Digs Suggest a New View of the Dawn of Civilization
04 August:
Despite all Oppositions, the Regime in Tehran is Dedicated to Destroy Naqsh-e Rostam
Iranian Motorcyclists Located the Forgotten Inscription of King Xerxes in Anatolia
03 August
Beyond Mesopotamia: A Radical New View of Human Civilization Reported in Science
02 August:
Contradictory Statements on Railway Project in Naqsh-e Rostam
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