Tomb Towers and Imams of Northern Iran معرفی و نقد

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(Refer to the page image) Tomb Towers and Imamsadedahs of Northern Iran Written by Wolfram Kleiss Translated by Frank Bahr al-Ulumi In recent years - since 1891 AD - several Islamic period funerary buildings in northern Iran have been surveyed. This tomb tower (Photo 1), at an altitude of 1010 meters above sea level, has a circular shape and an entrance building is located in front of it. Anjilvand, tomb tower, map, sections and elevation (Refer to the page image) subsequent structures, two long rooms with groin vaults (made of raw mud brick) have been added to its south and north. Gousarkhaneh, site location (Refer to the page image) was probably built during the Safavid period, the entrance porch during the Qajar period, and the side rooms, which were destroyed during this period, have been added to the building in recent times. The central core of the domed building with views to the south and (Refer to the page image) Photo 85/1 The shrine four kilometers south of Varamin, view from the southeast east, each divided by niches, was probably built from the Seljuk period to the Ilkhanid period. The Shrine of Hatem Khosh in Beit Kineh (Takht-e Kaykavus), location of the site (Refer to the page image) The divisions of the exterior facade, the arched shape, and the herringbone patterns in the decorations above the windows of the southern view, as well as considering the brick patterns at the top of the eastern wall crescent, suggest that this part of the building was likely added during the Safavid period (Image 41).