Fereidoun Biglari
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Paleolithic archaeologist, Head of Paleolithic Department and Deputy for Cultural Affairs, National Museum of Iran.
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Fereidoun Biglari
@fbiglari.bsky.social
· Aug 20
6,000-year-old fishing village reveals ancient maritime diet and fishing technology in Iran’s Makran
TEHRAN - Archaeologists working at the Koupal site in Dashtyari county, southeast Iran, have uncovered remarkable evidence of a 6,000-year-old fishing settlement, providing detailed insights into anci...
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Fereidoun Biglari
@fbiglari.bsky.social
· Jul 26
Iranian paleontologist unveils world’s first fossilized bird mating dance in Miocene strata
TEHRAN - In a groundbreaking paleontological discovery, Iranian scientist Dr. Nasrollah Abbassi, researcher at the University of Zanjan, has uncovered the world’s first fossilized evidence of an ancie...
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Fereidoun Biglari
@fbiglari.bsky.social
· Jul 18
Sad news for the world of archaeology: Brian Fagan, father of public archaeology, passed away
The world of archaeology has lost one of its most influential figures: Brian Fagan, often hailed as the father of public archaeology, has passed away.
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Fereidoun Biglari
@fbiglari.bsky.social
· Jun 11
Sang-e Chakhmaq's 8,000-year-old flute featured in museum's new video project
TEHRAN - The National Museum of Iran, in collaboration with the Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, has begun producing a series of short videos ...
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Fereidoun Biglari
@fbiglari.bsky.social
· May 31
Echos of the past: Chopper tool from Kashafrud, northeast Iran
This chopper-shaped tool, made of quartz, was discovered near the Kashafrud River in Khorasan Razavi province, northeast Iran, and dates back to the Lower Paleolithic period. Evidence of flaking and t...
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Fereidoun Biglari
@fbiglari.bsky.social
· May 31
Groundbreaking discovery in northern Persian Gulf sheds new light on early human migration
TEHRAN - A major archaeological discovery in the northern hinterlands of the Persian Gulf is transforming our understanding of early human migration into Asia.
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