Newly-conducted excavations have yielded a fresh view over the olden days of Isfahan, a well-known historical tourism destination in central Iran. The findings include brick paving textures, estimated to date from Qajar era (1789 to 1925) and Safavid era (1501 to 1736), potteries dating to Sassanid epoch (224 CE–651), as well as a significant number of animal bones and remains from [some] six thousand years ago, ISNA reported on Wednesday ...