Uramanat home to over 700 ancient sites, estimates suggest

Uramanat home to over 700 ancient sites, estimates suggest Up to the moment, 120 sites of significant historical values have been discovered within the vast Uramanat cultural landscape…. However, the number is estimated to reach over 700 in future archaeological expeditions, Pouya Talebnia said. “So far, 120 historical sites have been identified in the Uramanat

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Fitur 2022: Iran to set up pavilion next to Europeans

Fitur 2022: Iran to set up pavilion next to Europeans “Due to the limited number of halls for the upcoming Fitur exhibition, Iran’s 120-square- meter pavilion has been moved from Hall II, which was previously dedicated to West Asian participants, to the Hall IV that is devoted to European countries,” Hadi Sajjadifar said. Moreover, 14 private

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10 incredible fortresses everyone should visit in Iran

10 incredible fortresses everyone should visit in Iran TEHRAN – A bridge between eastern and western parts of the world, Iran is home to countless ancient fortresses which draw the attention of thousands of sightseers and researchers each year. Visitors may conjure up scenes of the past when soldiers and their commanders benefited from those

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Magnificent Teppe Hasanlu legal boundaries demarcated

Magnificent Teppe Hasanlu legal boundaries demarcated TEHRAN – Legal boundaries and properties have been finalized for Teppe Hasanlu, which is a magnificent Iron Age site in northwest Iran. The Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts announced the exact boundaries of the site along with 14 other ones including two churches, a bridge, and a

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Archaeologists discover 300,000-year-old relics, traces of hunter-gatherers in northcentral Iran

Archaeologists discover 300,000-year-old relics, traces of hunter-gatherers in northcentral Iran Archaeological quarries in Eyvanekey (district of Garmsar country) have uncovered vast landscapes from the Paleolithic period and a significant number of stone tools and artifacts,” Seyyed Milad Hashemi who led the archaeological survey said told reporters on Monday. “Preliminary studies indicate the presence of human

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Roadmap compiled to develop artificial intelligence

Roadmap compiled to develop artificial intelligence The study of the national artificial intelligence development roadmap document started a year ago at the Research Institute of Information and Communication Technology, which was officially completed by the end of November this year. The document is presented in two general sections, “application development” and “development of enablers”, Mohammad-Shahram

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Iran develops adenovirus-based vaccine against corona

Iran develops adenovirus-based vaccine against corona Vaccine production is done with different technologies. The first generation of vaccines relies on the complete virus particle, including the live, attenuated, and killed virus. The next generation of vaccines relies on recombinant proteins, and finally, a new generation of technology vaccines are developed based on adenovirus. Adenoviruses are

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Astronomers witness supergiant star’s death in real-time

Astronomers witness supergiant star’s death in real-time What they saw defied previous beliefs about how these stars behaved right before blowing up An animation of a self-destructing supergiant star and its collapse into a supernova. © Vimeo / Keck Observatory For the first time ever, scientists were able to track a red supergiant in real-time

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