Noushijan Tappe
Nooshijan is an archaeological site in the west of Iran near Malayer. According to excavations from this site this area was not inhabited earlier than 800 B.C.. The discovered features of this Tappe are as follows:
Key facts
- Historic building.name
- nooshijan
- Historic building.native_name
- نوشیجان
- Historic building.native_name_lang
- fa
- Historic building.alternate_names
- Nush-i Jan / Nushijan / Noushijan
- Historic building.status
- Cultural
- Historic building.image
- abdoli.jpg
- Historic building.pushpin_map
- Iran
- Historic building.map_caption
- Location within Iran
- Historic building.building_type
- Fire temple
- Historic building.location
- Malayer, Iran
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7 sectionsContents
- Building in the west of Tappe
- Columned hall
- Main temple
- Room and storerooms
- Tunnel
- Rampart
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Nooshijan is an archaeological site in the west of Iran near Malayer. According to excavations from this site this area was not inhabited earlier than 800 B.C.. The discovered features of this Tappe are as follows: a building in the west of the Tappe (the first fire temple) a columned hall (Apadana) a central temple (the second temple) rooms and storerooms a tunnel a rampart
== Building in the west of Tappe == According to the plan of the discovered building and according to the archaeological and architectural investigations, the building was built before Apadana. The entrance of the building is in its eastern side like a central temple. It has two connected spaces.
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