Honameh Village

Thursday, 03 January 2008 05:13 administrator
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 There are in the southeast of the village the remains of an old city attracting the views of visitors. These remains are several arches, residential houses, beehives, livestock shelters, fireplaces and many alleys. The most parts of this city is still buried under the mountain. The length of some vestibules is about 20 meters with less erosion. There are also the remains of some plaster-works. In the north of village there are also some remains of old mines and furnaces, melted stones and bricks especially closed to a spring. An old tomb a d some old trees all indicate the antiquity of this area.

 In New Year holidays all people of the village gather in a place known as Biri (sheep milking place) for taking part in traditional ceremonies like wrestling, dancing etc. In wedding ceremonies dancing with sticks is common.