2,000-Year-Old Lovers ❤️ | Hegmataneh Museum
Автор: Ancient Unknowns
Загружено: 2026-01-03
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Hidden in the heart of Hamedan, inside the ancient Hegmataneh (Ecbatana) Museum, lies one of Iran’s most emotional archaeological discoveries — two lovers buried together in a single stone grave.
This rare burial, dating back nearly 2,000 years, shows a man and a woman laid to rest side by side, forever united in death. Archaeologists believe their positioning tells a powerful story of love, loss, and ancient burial traditions from the Parthian or early historical era.
In this video, we explore:
The story behind the two lovers
The historical significance of Hegmataneh, one of the oldest cities in the world
What this burial reveals about love and culture in ancient Iran
📍 Location: Hegmataneh (Ecbatana) Museum, Hamedan, Iran
🏛️ Era: Approximately 2,000 years ago
❤️ Theme: Love beyond death
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