TEHRAN - The seventh season of archaeological excavations at Qal-e Kord Cave in Avaj County, Qazvin province, has begun, as researchers seek to reconstruct more precisely the sequence of human occupation and the formation of cultural layers at the prehistoric site.
Archaeologists Begin Seventh Season of Excavations at Qal-e Kord Cave, Key to Iran's Paleolithic History
Archaeologists have commenced the seventh season of excavations at Qal-e Kord Cave in Qazvin province to better understand human occupation and cultural development at this significant Paleolithic site. The research is crucial for uncovering Iran's prehistoric heritage.
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📰 What Happened
Archaeologists have started their seventh season of excavations at Qal-e Kord Cave, aiming to gain deeper insights into human occupation and cultural developments at this important Paleolithic site.
- Qal-e Kord Cave is significant for understanding the prehistoric human activity in Iran.
- This excavation season is part of ongoing research to reconstruct the cultural layers of the site.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Qal-e Kord Cave is one of several important archaeological sites in Iran that provide insights into the Paleolithic era, a time crucial for understanding human development.
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