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What distinguishes the brick mound from many of the architectural remains around Persepolis is the significant volume of glazed bricks and the variety of decorative motifs. According to Alireza Asgari Chavardi, an archaeologist and member of the excavation project at the site, more than 10,000 pieces of glazed bricks were found during the excavations, some of which are being used to reconstruct the building's decorative panels.
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What distinguishes the brick mound from many of the architectural remains around Persepolis is the significant volume of glazed bricks and the variety of decorative motifs. According to Alireza Asgari Chavardi, an archaeologist and member of the excavation project at the site, more than 10,000 pieces of glazed bricks were found during the excavations, some of which are being used to reconstruct the building's decorative panels.

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asriran.com broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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