Restoration Work Begins at 7,500-Year-Old Tepe Sialk in Iran

Iranian authorities have launched the second phase of restoration work at the ancient Tepe Sialk archaeological site in Kashan. This follows the completion of improvements to the site's entrance.

26 Jul, 13:42 — 26 Jul, 13:42

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Tehran TimesLow35d ago

7,500-year-old Tepe Sialk undergoes restoration work

TEHRAN – Iranian authorities have launched the second phase of restoration work at the Tepe Sialk archaeological site in Kashan following the completion of improvements to the site's entrance, a provincial cultural heritage official said on Sunday.

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Restoration Work Begins at 7,500-Year-Old Tepe Sialk in Iran

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