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Sivand (Persian: سيوند, also
Romanized as
Sīvand) is a
village in Khafrak-e Olya,
Marvdasht County, Fars Province, Iran. It is
located in the
Sivand valley...
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There has been
growing concern regarding the
proposed Sivand Dam,
named after the
nearby town of
Sivand.
Despite planning that has
stretched over 10 years...
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lives of the
people living in the
Achaemenid dynastic era.
Prior to
Sivand Dam
being completed in 2007,
rescue archaeology was
conducted in the area...
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Sivand Dam (Persian: سد سیوند) is a dam
built in 2007 in Fars Province, Iran.
Named after the
nearby town of
Sivand located northwest...
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Iranian culture and history.
Construction of the
Sivand Dam,
named after the
nearby town of
Sivand,
began on 19
September 2006.
Despite 10
years of planning...
- [citation needed]
Marashi supported the
construction of the
controversial Sivand Dam in the
territory of Pasargadae. The dam was
constructed in proximity...
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Pasargadae and is
built of yellowish-white limestone,
probably from the
Sivand mine. The tomb
building has been
resistant to
natural and
unnatural factors...
- Pulvar/Polvar (or
Sivand) River. It was
formerly also
called Medus. The
ancient necropolis of Naqsh-e
Rustam is
located on the
Pulvar River. The
Sivand dam was...
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Ethnologue (25th ed., 2022) Skjærvo, P. O. (1990). "[Review of Die
Mundart von
Sīvänd, by W. Eilers]".
Journal of the
American Oriental Society. 110 (4): 787–788...
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Gorge as a
historical and
national heritage site. "The...inundation of
Sivand Dam...issue
evoked strong opposition from
cultural heritage enthusiasts...
