Zendan-e Soleyman

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Zendan-e Soleyman is an ancient volcanic hill and archaeological site in Iran, notable for its deep, waterless pit and religious significance in pre-Islamic Iranian traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
volcanic hill
associatedWithLegend Solomon NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion Zoroastrianism NERFINISHED
pre-Zoroastrian Iranian cults
country Iran
culturalRegion historic Azerbaijan region of Iran
geologicalType travertine cone
hasAccess reachable by road from Takab
hasArchaeologicalRemains fortification remains
religious structures
ritual installations
hasElevation hill
hasFeature central crater-like depression
deep waterless pit
steep conical hill
hasFunctionInAntiquity religious sanctuary
ritual center
hasGeologicalOrigin extinct volcano
hasHydrology dry crater without permanent water
hasLocalNameMeaning Prison of Solomon NERFINISHED
hasReligiousSignificance pre-Islamic Iranian traditions
hasResearchField archaeology
geology
religious studies
hasType natural-cultic site
hasView overlooks Takht-e Soleyman basin
heritageContext part of the Takht-e Soleyman cultural landscape
isPartOf Takht-e Soleyman archaeological complex NERFINISHED
knownFor association with ancient Iranian cult practices
dramatic vertical pit
integration of natural and sacred landscape
locatedIn West Azerbaijan Province NERFINISHED
locatedNear Takht-e Soleyman NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Takab NERFINISHED
UNESCOWorldHeritageContext within the buffer zone of Takht-e Soleyman World Heritage Site
usedInPeriod Achaemenid period NERFINISHED
Sasanian period NERFINISHED
pre-Islamic era

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Takht-e Soleyman nearbySite Zendan-e Soleyman