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Zagros
Paleolithic
Museum
occupies
four
rooms
which
include
objects
from
various
Paleolithic
and
Neolithic
sites
in
Iran,
dating
from
ca.
1,000,000
years
to
some
8,000
years
ago.
The
first
room
is
an
audio
room
where
visitors
can
watch
a
documentary
about
prehistoric
stone
tools
and
how
Paleolithic
artisans
made
these
tools.
There
is
also
a
full
life-size
model
of
a
Neanderthal.
The
second
room
is
dedicated
to
human
and
animal
bones
from
sites
on
the
Zagros
Mountains
and
some
human
skull
replicas
from
famous
Paleolithic
sites
in
Europe
and
the
Near
East.
Among
the
faunal
remains,
the
fossil
collection
from
the
Wezmeh
cave
is
of
prime
importance.
The
third
room
contains
Lower
Paleolithic
stone
tools
from
various
sites
such
as
Kashafrud,
Ganj
Par
and
Shiwatoo.
The
fourth
room
houses
late
Paleolithic
and
Neolithic
stone
tools,
animal
bones,
shells
and
other
archaeological
objects
which
are
also
from
sites
on
the
Zagros
mountains.
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