Iranian authorities have launched the second phase of restoration work at the ancient Tepe Sialk archaeological site located in Kashan. The announcement was made on Sunday by a provincial cultural heritage official following the recent completion of improvements to the site's entrance.
The ongoing preservation efforts at Tepe Sialk follow the successful execution of the project's initial phase. The site holds immense historical significance, with the current restoration work aimed at protecting and maintaining the 7,500-year-old archaeological location.
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