Tepe Yahya Kerman: a journey into the depths of history
Yahya hill, with an age of 5000 years, is located 26 km northeast of Erzuye city, Kerman province. This ancient hill is like a treasure of Iranian history and culture, which is hidden in the heart of Lut desert.
Explorations and findings:
Archaeological excavations in Tepe Yahya started in 1347 and continued until 1355. In these excavations, numerous works and objects including pottery, stone tools, ornaments, and sculptures were discovered, which indicate the existence of an advanced civilization in this region in the 4th and 3rd millennia BC.
The importance of Tepe Yahya:
As one of the most important ancient sites in Iran, Tepe Yahya is important in many ways:
Age: This hill is among the oldest ancient sites of Iran that have been explored so far.
Civilization: Tepe Yahya was the residence of an advanced civilization in the 4th and 3rd millennia BC.
Artifacts and objects: The objects and artefacts discovered in this hill have provided archaeologists with valuable information about the history and culture of this region.
Museum: The Tepe Yahya Museum at the site of this ancient hill exhibits the objects and works discovered in the excavations.
Tourist Attractions:
Tepe Yahya Museum: This museum is a place to display objects and works discovered during the excavations of Tepe Yahya.
Ancient City: The remains of the ancient city of Yahya can be seen around Tepe Yahya.
Tourism area: Tepe Yahya is located in a desert and virgin area that has its own beauty.
Tips for visiting:
Best time: autumn and winter
Appropriate clothing: Due to the heat in the hot seasons, be sure to wear appropriate clothing.
Care: Avoid damaging the monuments and the ancient site.
