A new research project titled “Determining the Boundary and Proposing the Buffer Zone of Tal-e Rubahi Kenareh” has commenced in Marvdasht County, Fars Province. The project is being carried out with a permit from the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism and in collaboration with the Persepolis World Heritage Site.
According to a report from the Jadeh Makhsous news website, Fazlollah Habibi, the head of the archaeological team at Tal-e Rubahi Kenareh and an expert at the Persepolis World Heritage Site, is leading the initiative. He emphasized the significance of this prehistoric archaeological site.
The prehistoric archaeology researcher stated that the primary goals of this project are to precisely define the site’s boundaries and establish a protective buffer zone. This will help in preserving the historical integrity of the area for future study and tourism.
Regarding the project’s objectives, the head of the archaeological team explained that the research aims to prevent any potential damage to the site from surrounding activities and to create a clear legal framework for its protection.
According to Jadeh Makhsous, Habibi also discussed the financial aspects, confirming that the necessary funding for this crucial research has been secured, allowing the project to proceed as planned.
The archaeologist noted that so far, the project has involved the creation of 13 test pits, each measuring one by one meter, to gather preliminary data. The expert from the Persepolis World Heritage Site added that the findings from these excavations will be crucial for understanding the extent and significance of the ancient settlement.
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