The Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of East Azerbaijan explained the actions taken at the Dahak Castle in Hashtrood, stating that in recent years, four seasons of archaeological excavations have been conducted at this site, resulting in the discovery of about a thousand historical artifacts. After being transferred to Tabriz, these artifacts have been restored, and simultaneously, with the completion of access routes, provision of electricity, and preparations for establishing a museum site, the necessary infrastructure for the protection and introduction of this site is being developed.
Four Seasons of Excavation at the Dahak Castle Led to the Discovery and Restoration of a Thousand Historical Artifacts
The East Azerbaijan Cultural Heritage Director announced that extensive archaeological work at Dahak Castle has uncovered and restored around a thousand historical artifacts. This initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance the site's accessibility and infrastructure for preservation and public display.
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📰 What Happened
Recent archaeological excavations at Dahak Castle in East Azerbaijan have uncovered approximately a thousand historical artifacts, which have been restored and are part of efforts to improve the site's infrastructure for public access.
- Four seasons of excavation have taken place at Dahak Castle.
- Artifacts have been restored and preparations for a museum site are underway.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a rich historical legacy, with many archaeological sites that reflect its ancient civilizations. Preservation efforts are crucial for maintaining this heritage.
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