TEHRAN – Archaeologist Abolhasan Atabaki has reported the discovery of what he describes as the smallest known bird motif from the Sasanian period, measuring just 3 by 2 centimeters and engraved on the rocks of the Marvdasht Plain in Fars province, southern Iran.
Smallest Sasanian Bird Motif Discovered in Southern Iran
Archaeologist Abolhasan Atabaki has discovered the smallest known bird motif from the Sasanian period in southern Iran, measuring 3 by 2 centimeters. This finding, located in the Marvdasht Plain of Fars province, highlights the rich archaeological heritage of Iran. Such discoveries are significant for understanding Iran's historical and cultural legacy.
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📰 What Happened
Abolhasan Atabaki has discovered the smallest known bird motif from the Sasanian period, which measures just 3 by 2 centimeters. This motif was found engraved on rocks in the Marvdasht Plain of Fars province, highlighting Iran's rich archaeological heritage.
- The motif is the smallest known from the Sasanian period.
- The discovery was made in the Marvdasht Plain, an area rich in archaeological significance.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Sasanian Empire was one of the last pre-Islamic Persian empires, known for its art and architecture. Discoveries like this motif provide insight into the cultural practices of that era.
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