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Art And Cultural Places

Maraqeh Museum, Maraqeh

Sunday, 23 December 2007 09:02 administrator
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This museum is in the vicinity of The Cultural Heritage Directorate and the mausoleum of Ohadi Maraqehei in the city of Maraqeh. This museum houses thousands of valuable hand written books, antiques specially pieces relative to the Ilkhanan era (Mongols). In the area surround the mausoleum of Ohadi Maraqehei are numerous stone pieces such as chest (placed on graves) and rams sculptured from stone are evidences here.
 

Azarbayjan Museum, Tabriz

Sunday, 23 December 2007 09:01 administrator
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This large edifice is located in Imam Khomeini avenue in Tabriz and is noted for its wide collection of historical valuable vestiges. It houses over 2,300 antique pieces that are on record, and more than 100 pieces are being studied to be recorded. There are around 100 hand written books, 7 2,500 printed historical books and several others relating to archeology and scientific fields. On an average annually approximately 100,000 people visit this museum.
 

Aramaneh Museum, Tabriz

Sunday, 23 December 2007 04:17 administrator
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This is one of the most important Armenian Museums of Iran and is situated in Shariyati Avenue of Tabriz. Here there is a collection of valuables such as hand written books, scrolls, commandments, valuable paintings, medals, coins, stones, warfare equipments and vessels made out of silver, copper, porcelain and even glass-ware. Wooden masterpieces and various other valuable objects.
 


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