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The 2400-year-old Dokkan-e Daud relief in western Iran displays influences of Zoroastrianism
Dokkan-e Daud, also known as David’s Store, is a significant archaeological site located in the rugged landscapes of Kermanshah province in western Iran. This site serves as both a tomb and a relief, offering valuable insights into Zoroastrian religious practices. Situated twelve meters above the ground, Dokkan-e Daud features a wide entrance framed by two…