The ancient historical city of "Balqis" as the second adobe and clay building in the country, which is one of the relics of the Sassanid era and the beginning of Islam, has been forgotten these days and its archaeological excavations have been stopped for about 6 years.
According to IRNA, it used to be a place where women and men of the Sassanid era used to come and go, and every view of it is a window into the past history of Iran, but it seems that these days there is no one to reveal these mysteries of the Sassanid era to us. to interpret
It has been about 6 years that the architectural masterpiece of the Sassanid era in Esfrain has been left alone, and research and archaeological excavations are not carried out to illuminate the dark corners of history.
Apart from that, the restoration of this historical landmark of North Khorasan is also going on due to the lack of turtle credits and not much action is being taken to protect it.
This is while Belqis, as an architectural masterpiece of the Sassanid era, holds the title of the second mud citadel in Iran after the Bam citadel, and is the historical showcase of this region.
Undoubtedly, if a hand is laid on this ancient city, it will not only answer many questions of historians from the Sassanid era, but also the light of tourism in North Khorasan will become brighter and this industry will get a new life.
News code: 2785 Publication time: 13:31:32 - 01/19/1403
The dust of oblivion on the body of the second largest adobe building in Iran
The ancient historical city of "Balqis" as the second adobe and clay building in the country, which is one of the relics of the Sassanid era and the beginning of Islam, has been forgotten these days and its archaeological excavations have been stopped for about 6 years.
According to the report of "Akhbar Maamari" media, citing IRNA, it was once a place of hustle and bustle of women and men of the Sassanid era, and every view of it is a window into the past history of Iran, but these days, it seems that there is no one but this code. and interpret the secrets of the Sasanian era for us.
It has been about 6 years that the architectural masterpiece of the Sassanid era in Esfrain has been left alone, and research and archaeological excavations are not carried out to illuminate the dark corners of history.
Apart from that, the restoration of this historical landmark of North Khorasan is also going on due to the lack of turtle credits and not much action is being taken to protect it.
This is while Belqis, as an architectural masterpiece of the Sassanid era, holds the title of the second mud citadel in Iran after the Bam citadel, and is the historical showcase of this region.
Undoubtedly, if a hand is laid on this ancient city, it will not only answer many questions of historians from the Sassanid era, but also the light of tourism in North Khorasan will become brighter and this industry will get a new life.
The dust of oblivion on the body of the second largest adobe building in Iran
Stopping archaeological excavations since 1997
The director of the historical city of Belqis in Esfrain says: Exploration operations and research studies in this historical city have not been carried out since 2017 due to lack of funds.
Hossein Rahmani adds: So far 9 seasons of exploration have been done in this historical area, but this historical city still has many untold things that need to be explored further.
He says: Apart from the archaeological excavations, the restoration of this significant historical work is also going very slowly.
Rahmani continues: Some time ago, part of the walls of Balqis collapsed due to rain, but no action has been taken to restore it yet.
The manager of the historical city of Belqis in Esfrain, emphasizing the protection of this historical work, states: This historical city has an area of about 200 hectares, so serious measures should be taken to protect it.
He says: In fact, the protection forces of this historical monument should be increased and the necessary training should be given to these forces.
News code: 2785 Publication time: 13:31:32 - 01/19/1403
The dust of oblivion on the body of the second largest adobe building in Iran
The ancient historical city of "Balqis" as the second adobe and clay building in the country, which is one of the relics of the Sassanid era and the beginning of Islam, has been forgotten these days and its archaeological excavations have been stopped for about 6 years.
According to the report of "Akhbar Maamari" media, citing IRNA, it was once a place of hustle and bustle of women and men of the Sassanid era, and every view of it is a window into the past history of Iran, but these days, it seems that there is no one but this code. and interpret the secrets of the Sasanian era for us.
It has been about 6 years that the architectural masterpiece of the Sassanid era in Esfrain has been left alone, and research and archaeological excavations are not carried out to illuminate the dark corners of history.
Apart from that, the restoration of this historical landmark of North Khorasan is also going on due to the lack of turtle credits and not much action is being taken to protect it.
This is while Belqis, as an architectural masterpiece of the Sassanid era, holds the title of the second mud citadel in Iran after the Bam citadel, and is the historical showcase of this region.
Undoubtedly, if a hand is laid on this ancient city, it will not only answer many questions of historians from the Sassanid era, but also the light of tourism in North Khorasan will become brighter and this industry will get a new life.
The dust of oblivion on the body of the second largest adobe building in Iran
Stopping archaeological excavations since 1997
The director of the historical city of Belqis in Esfrain says: Exploration operations and research studies in this historical city have not been carried out since 2017 due to lack of funds.
Hossein Rahmani adds: So far 9 seasons of exploration have been done in this historical area, but this historical city still has many untold things that need to be explored further.
He says: Apart from the archaeological excavations, the restoration of this significant historical work is also going very slowly.
Rahmani continues: Some time ago, a part of the walls of Balqis collapsed due to rain, but there is still no action to rebuild it.
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