Shah-i-Zinda
A medieval necropolis of approximately 20 mausoleums on a hillside in Samarkand, whose facades are covered in cobalt…
A medieval necropolis of approximately 20 mausoleums on a hillside in Samarkand, whose facades are covered in cobalt…
The Burnt City of the Sistan Desert: a 150-hectare Bronze Age metropolis that produced the world's oldest board…
A Bronze Age desert city in eastern Iran where archaeologists found the world's oldest artificial eye, early brain…
In the Kashkadarya valley of southern Uzbekistan, approximately 80 km south of Samarkand, the city of Shakhrisabz was…
The most isolated mountain villages in Japan — the gassho-zukuri (“praying hands construction”) farmhouses of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama…
The most extravagantly decorated complex of religious buildings in Japan — a mountain valley in Tochigi Prefecture filled…
A two-thousand-year-old network of dams, tunnels and canals on the Karun River, built by Achaemenid and Sassanid engineers…
One of the most ambitious hydraulic engineering projects of antiquity — an Achaemenid-era irrigation system expanded under the…
A large sandstone rock shelter north of Durban containing the world's oldest known bedding (compacted aromatic plant mattresses…
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