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Isfahaan City: A Visual Journey To Historic Cities Of Iran Vol. VI ( Revised Edition, 2021 )

Isfahaan City: A Visual Journey To Historic Cities Of Iran Vol. VI ( Revised Edition, 2021 )

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General Architecture

ISBN13: 9798469334682
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 9 2022
Pages: 122
Weight: 0.90
Height: 0.32 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Isfahaan City, the capital of the Isfahaan province, is a historic city of Iran whose date of foundation goes back to several centuries before the A. D. 7th century.

The historic cities of Iran, founded centuries ago, host many features of the indigenous architecture of Iran. The indigenous ( or the clay) architecture of Iran is a unique architectural genre characterized by the use of mud-bricks as well as dome-like roofs for the ceilings. Traditional tiles and tile-works, furthermore, are used for the interior and exterior decorations of the buildings.

Although there are many historic cities in Iran, seven of them are selected in this series. They include: Kermaan City, Kaashaan, Naaein (Naa-een), Shiraaz, Persepolis, Isfahaan City, and Yazd City. Volume VI of this series covers main indigenous, architectural features in the historic city of Isfahaan.

Isfahaan City is a historic city in Iran which is located about 350 miles south of Tehran. By the A.D. 1st century, Isfahaan City was a well-known stopping place for the caravans that were traveling from China to Syria via the so-called Silk Road (or Silk route/ Farsi: Jadeh-e Abrisham).

Many features of the indigenous (or clay) architecture are present in Isfahaan province as well as in Isfahaan City, such

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