The Hasanlu Tepe Museum
Description
The Hasanlu Tepe Museum is a cultural and archaeological museum located near the Hasanlu archaeological site in northwestern Iran. It is dedicated to preserving and exhibiting artifacts discovered during excavations of the ancient settlement mound.
Historical Background
The museum was established to house objects from Hasanlu Tepe, a site inhabited from the 6th millennium BCE through the Iron Age. Excavations revealed a prosperous city that was destroyed around the 9th century BCE, leaving behind well-preserved buildings, artifacts, and human remains.
The Hasanlu Tepe Museum is a cultural and archaeological museum located near the Hasanlu archaeological site in northwestern Iran. It is dedicated to preserving and exhibiting artifacts discovered during excavations of the ancient settlement mound.
Historical Background
The museum was established to house objects from Hasanlu Tepe, a site inhabited from the 6th millennium BCE through the Iron Age. Excavations revealed a prosperous city that was destroyed around the 9th century BCE, leaving behind well-preserved buildings, artifacts, and human remains.
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City: Naqadeh
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State/county: West Azerbaijan
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