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Niasar Waterfall is a 25- to 53-meter-high spring-fed
waterfall in Neyasar, Iran, near Kashar. The
source of the
waterfall is
Talar spring, also known...
- date back to more than 40.000
years ago.
Niasar Fire
Temple is a
structure with a dome,
above the
spring of
Niasar Village. It is
believed to have been built...
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Sandal Tepe
Yahya Zayandeh River Civilization Tappeh Sialk Paleolithic sites Niasar Sefid-Ab
Kaftar Khoun Qal'eh Bozi
Mirak Delazian Tabas Masileh The plateau...
- have been
found at
Niasar,
Kaftar Khoun and Sefid-Ab.
Middle Paleolithic stone tools were
discovered at
travertine spring of
Niasar and the travertine...
- The
ceremony takes place throughout Kashan county,
majorly in Ghamsar,
Niasar; and in
surrounding regions. This
period marks the full
bloom of the rose...
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Central Iran that
yielded Levallois flakes and
blades including Mirak,
Niasar, and Parvadeh. Afghanistan:
Implements located in the
Haibak valley. North-east...
- Made
Juniarta Sastrawan Iran 15.01.2013 Stockholm,
Sweden Hamid Shakeri Niasar Iraq 20.03.2012 Warsaw,
Poland Saad
Jawad Kindeel Ireland 12.10. 2010...
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examples have been
found on
Mount Khajeh in Sistan.
Bahram Fire
Temple Niasar Fire
Temple Ateshgah of Baku in
Republic of
Azerbaijan Tashveer Fire temple...
- [4] [5] Many of Iran's waterfalls, such as Akhlamad, Afrineh, Ganjnameh,
Niasar, Shushtar, Bishe,
Gharah Su, Semirom,
Vashi Strait, and
Shahlolak Charmahin...
- square,
connected by four arches, and
covered by
central ovoid domes. The
Niasar Zoroastrian temple in
Kashan and the chahar-taqi in
Darreh Shahr are examples...
