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Revolutionary Aerial Mapping Unveils Jiroft’s Hidden Archaeological Treasures for the First Time!
For the first time, aerial mapping has been conducted over the archaeological sites in Jiroft, Iran, known for its Bronze Age ruins from the 3rd millennium BC. This initiative enhances documentation and preservation efforts at the ancient city of Old Jiroft and Qal’eh Kuchak. Officials emphasize the need for global recognition of Jiroft’s cultural heritage, which is considered a cradle of civilization. Despite its historical significance, geological factors have limited tourist interest. Recent discoveries following floods have revealed ancient artifacts, prompting local efforts to explore and protect the site’s rich history and cultural legacy.
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Nain’s Iconic Traditional Cloak Set for Global Registration: A Cultural Heritage Milestone!
Na’in, a city in Isfahan province, is launching an initiative to globally register its traditional cloak weaving, led by local cultural and commercial organizations. The Na’in cloak, with a history of over 200 years, is crafted from camel or sheep wool and has seen a decline in production and artisans due to economic challenges and changing interests among youth. Efforts to revive the craft include restoring workshops, supporting artists, and improving marketing strategies. Despite dwindling numbers, stakeholders are optimistic about securing global recognition and revitalizing Na’in’s unique cultural heritage, positioning the city as a potential tourist destination.
Chahar Bagh Cultural Night: A Vibrant Celebration of Isfahan’s Champs-Élysées
Isfahan’s Chahar Bagh Boulevard recently hosted “Shab-e Chahar Bagh,” celebrating its cultural significance as the city’s iconic avenue. Attendees, including architects and authors, discussed its historical transformations. Architect Morteza Bekhradi expressed sorrow over the boulevard’s decline, reminiscing about its vibrant teahouses. Author Mehrdad Khorsandi highlighted Chahar Bagh’s role in Iran’s water management history, urging storytelling about its past. Ali Khodai reflected on its rich social life, describing it as a microcosm of Isfahan. The event featured a documentary, emphasizing Chahar Bagh’s importance to the city’s identity and the need to balance modern development with heritage preservation.
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