TEHRAN—A collection of 6,000-year-old grave goods, which were discovered in a grave at Tall Chegah-e Sofla, one of Khuzestan's largest prehistorical sites of fifth-millennium BC, have been put on show at the Susa Museum in southwest Iran.

Over three years ago, the goods were found in a grave with a female human skeleton and were being studied while

TEHRAN – Some half a million mourners from Iran and other countries have gathered in the Great Husseiniya of Zanjan to commemorate the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussein (AS) and his loyal companions, slain in 680 CE at Karbala in modern-day Iraq.

Located in Zanjan, west-central Iran, the Husseiniya is world-famous for hosting a large gathering

TEHRAN - Yazd tourism directorate has warned about the possibility of land subsidence in the ancient Iranian city.

“Due to the flooding in recent days, there is a possibility of land subsidence in many places inside the historical core of Yazd,” a provincial tourism official said on Friday.

According to the tourism minister, Ezzatollah Zarghami,

TEHRAN - The Vice Presidency for Science and Technology is set to take 11 measures to achieve a 3 percent share of the global biotechnology market.

Achieving a 3 percent share of the world market of biotechnology products is one of the country's major goals, and in this direction, 11 national measures will be implemented in three areas of policy,