Iran's Shahr-e Sukhteh: Uncovering 6000-year-old Bronze Age civilization
Moeen Amini
Press TV, Zahedan
In Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan province, archeologists continue to uncover remarkable evidence from a vast Bronze Age city.
Shahr-e Soukhte or "the Burnt City" reveals advanced urban planning, early medical practices, and a sophisticated civilization that thrived around 6,000 years ago. Our correspondent Moeen Amini reports.
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