7000 BCE in Iran

7000 BCE in Iran

Mesolithic Period

* c. 7000 BCE: Tribal migration at parts was ended and some tribes chose to settle at certain regions such as "Ali Tappe", "Hatoo", and "Kamarband" caves. Various drills, grinders, and blades were made of stone. Pottery is another characteristic of this period.

See also

* List of years in Iran

External links

* [http://www.iranmiras.ir/fr_site/history/index.htm Iran Miras in Persian]


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