Fereidoun Biglari

Open Access: Landscape affordances, GIS, and the hunting landscape of rock art in the Central Iranian Plateau www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Download the Persian version of "The Archaeology of Iran from the Palaeolithic to the Achaemenid Empire " here: irannationalmuseum.ir/fa/product/%...

Village Life at Prehistoric Monjukli Depe, Turkmenistan
Edited by Susan Pollock, Reinhard Bernbeck & Ilia Heit | 2025, www.sidestone.com/books/villag...

Unpacking the Neolithic: Assessing the Relevance of the Neolithic Construct in Light of Recent Research. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Significant New Acheulean Assemblage Found in Southern Iran
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Iran-China relations through the ages: interview with National Museum director All Content by Mehr News Agency is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Iran-China relations through the ages: interview with National Museum director www.tehrantimes.com/news/519448/...

#imwd

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Narrators of Ancient Iran’ on view at National Museum. www.tehrantimes.com/news/518737/...

Please see the appendix in The Proto-Neolithic Cemetery in Shanidar Cave
Ralph S. Solecki, Rose L. Solecki, Anagnostis P. Agelarakis

Actually, the Shanidar malachite bead is from a Proto-Neolithic burial, not the Late Upper Paleolithic.

Photographs from the 1965 Tokyo University Iran Archaeological Expedition to Taq-i-Bustan in western Iran.
Explore the database here: [https://umdb.um.u-tokyo.ac.jp/DKoukoga/TAQ_1965_photo/database/photolist.php?-skip=0]

Met Museum’s tiny clay figurine reveals ancient origins of the mighty Hyrcanian tiger. www.tehrantimes.com/news/518132/...

#Ghamari_cave #Neanderthal #zagros

New evidence for Pleistocene hominin presence in the north-east Arabian Desert, Iraq
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From the heart of ancient Lorestan: a masterpiece revealed beneath the full moon, to the eternal sound of Sorna and Dohol. www.instagram.com/stories/fere...

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6,000-year-old fishing village reveals ancient maritime diet and fishing technology in Iran’s Makran TEHRAN - Archaeologists working at the Koupal site in Dashtyari county, southeast Iran, have uncovered remarkable evidence of a 6,000-year-old fishing settlement, providing detailed insights into anci...

6,000-year-old fishing village reveals ancient maritime diet and fishing technology in Iran’s Makran. www.tehrantimes.com/news/517025/...

National Museum of Iran celebrates UNESCO inscription of Khorramabad Valley Prehistoric Sites TEHRAN – A ceremony marking the UNESCO World Heritage inscription of the Prehistoric Sites of Khorramabad Valley took place on Tuesday at the National Museum of Iran.

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Iranian paleontologist unveils world’s first fossilized bird mating dance in Miocene strata TEHRAN - In a groundbreaking paleontological discovery, Iranian scientist Dr. Nasrollah Abbassi, researcher at the University of Zanjan, has uncovered the world’s first fossilized evidence of an ancie...

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Sad news for the world of archaeology: Brian Fagan, father of public archaeology, passed away The world of archaeology has lost one of its most influential figures: Brian Fagan, often hailed as the father of public archaeology, has passed away.

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Sad news for the world of archaeology: #BrianFagan, often hailed as the father of public archaeology, has passed away. For over five decades, he bridged the gap between academia and the general public, making complex archaeological concepts accessible and engaging through his writing.

YouTube video by Kambiz Kamrani Caves of Connection—60,000 Years of Human Stories in Iran’s Zagros

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Echoes of the past: gold rhyton in the form of a winged lion TEHRAN - Drinking vessels of varied designs flourished throughout the Near East from the 1st millennium BCE well into the Islamic era.

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Big news from Paris!

The Khorramabad Valley Prehistoric Sites have just been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List — Iran’s first Paleolithic WH site! As an archaeologist involved in this nomination, I’m proud to see decades of work recognized.

Sang-e Chakhmaq's 8,000-year-old flute featured in museum's new video project TEHRAN - The National Museum of Iran, in collaboration with the Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, has begun producing a series of short videos ...

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New Open Access Volume: "Tracing Transitions and Connecting Communities in the Archaeology of Southwest Asia" honours Roger Matthews. www.academia.edu/129794989/Gl...

YouTube video by Amin Karimi داستان یک کشف بزرگ و شگفت انگیز...جام افسانه زندگی مارلیک

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