Excavations at the Jahan nama complex: urban archaeology at Isfahan, Iran (original) (raw)

This research investigates the urban archaeology of the Jahan nama complex in Isfahan, Iran, focusing on excavations that uncover structures and artifacts from both the post-Safavid and Safavid periods. Key findings include a coffeehouse from the post-Safavid era and the foundational remains of the Jahānnamā Palace, revealing intricate architectural details and cultural elements reflective of their time. The study highlights the relationship between historical documents and the archaeological evidence, offering insights into urban development and cultural practices in Isfahan's historical context.