Gūr-e Doḵtar: Parsi Art architecture style in Dashtestan

Most of the art lovers and specialists of art history adore Parsi artist’s skills. Considerations of the history of architecture in Parsi style could instruct us towards the origin of this architectural style. The ancient Dashtestan region was residential from the old ages and considered as one of the bases of seafaring and cruising of Achaemenian government in Pars sea ( Persian Gulf ) in Acheamenian era. Parsi style architecture works are seen a lot in this region and Gūr-e Doḵtar is one of those examples there have been different views stated about this exclusive building. Some people regard this building as a tomb and some others consider it as temple. Although everybody agrees on relating this building to Achaemenian era, but there are no similar views and agreements about its precise age. Consideration of the architecture of this building shows that Dashtestan was the origin of Achaemenian civilization and studying this building that belongs to one of the ancestors of Cyrus the great (Cyrus the great ) makes us acquainted with the transient stage of the Art architecture of Elamid style to Parsi Art architecture style.

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Art architecture ، Parsi style ، Achaemenians ، Dashtestan ، Gūr-e Doḵtar