Under the rural soil near Behshahr, in the midst of agricultural land, ancient tombs belonging to the Parthians were discovered completely by accident. A dynasty where a large part of the ancient secrets and their untold history is still in the aura of ambiguity. These buried treasures and treasures, which are more than 2200 years old, contain many secrets of ancient gold and Parthian burials. But what secrets were hidden in these ancient graves that few people talk about? If you haven't subscribed to us yet, now is the right time! / / @saatecefr Westmin newly discovered party city Zero hour: the buried treasure of the Parthians, do these ancient treasures and buried gold really exist? Why the Parthian Empire and the Parthian warriors and partisans buried in these tombs are still shrouded in mystery? Are there secrets that are avoided in society? Ancient history remembers less about the Parthians and mysterious cities such as the city of Lidoma; Why are these dynasties rarely talked about even though they are an important part of our history? Over the years, archaeologists at the Westmin Historic Site have made some amazing finds from the Achaemenid and Sassanid eras in an effort to uncover the untold history of these Parthian crypts. But why are all these ancient treasures still hidden? Did these Parthian warriors and warriors really take the most valuable treasures of ancient Iran to their graves, as history has said? Or is there a deeper truth hidden among these ancient mysteries? 🔻 Other videos related to the history of ancient Iran in the channel at zero hour 🔻 Iranian civilization in the three islands of the Persian Gulf Zero hour: the ancient triangle • Iranian civilization in the three islands of the Persian Gulf... the discovery of the complete Achaemenid city Zero hour: Lidoma, a 5000-year-old city • Discovery of the complete Achaemenid city Zero hour: Lead... the legacy of the king 5 great treasures of Iran's history • The legacy of the king 5 great treasures of Iranian history holding the first Olympics in Iran? Zero hour: Arjan Cup • A discovery that changed history Zero hour ... the queen's treasure under the loader blade Zero hour: Jobji's coffins • Queen's treasure under the loader blade Zero hour: t... Discovery of an unknown underwater civilization deep in the Persian Gulf Zero hour: Persian Gulf • Discovery of an underwater civilization deep in the Persian Gulf S... Yoshida Aryan Sacred Mountain Zero hour: the promised birthplace of ancient Iranian religions • Aryan holy mountain Zero hour: Yoshida Z... Mysterious cave in Iran • Mysterious cave 40 million years old Hour ... cursed or holy and blessed Historical facts of the thirteenth day of Badr • cursed or holy Zero hour: the truth... who was Zarathustra Poet and philosopher or prophet? • Who was Zarathustra? poet and philosopher or prophet... Ancient Iranians, the first people • Ancient Iranians, the first people Clock ... a souvenir from the pre-Zoroastrian period The oldest live celebration of the New Year • a relic from the pre-Zoroastrian times The ancient... The burned city of Switzerland of the ancient world • The burned city of the eastern center of the ancient world Finally... Iran before the arrival of the Aryans The native inhabitants of Iran • The natives of Iran before the Aryans Time ... our Instagram / instagram.com/_aminmatin_ Beneath the agricultural lands of a village near Behshahr, a remarkable discovery was made: ancient Parthian burial chambers dating back over 2,200 years. These tombs, filled with ancient treasures and buried gold, offer a glimpse into the untold history and ancient secrets of the Parthian Empire. What mysteries do these tombs hold, and why has so little been said about this hidden treasure trove? What secrets lie buried in the ancient graves of the Parthian warriors and partisans, alongside their gold, weapons, and armor? Are these ancient treasures real, and if so, why have the details remained hidden? Is there a reason that the Parthians and their untold history—along with mysterious cities like Lydoma—have rarely been discussed? Despite their importance, why do we know so little about the Parthian cities, their cemeteries, and the treasures of the ancient Parthian Empire? For years, archaeologists have been exploring the historical site of Vastehmin, unearthing artifacts from the Parthian, Achaemenid, and Sassanid eras. But what have they truly found in these ancient tombs? Why are so many of these ancient secrets still hidden? Could it be that the Parthian warriors and ancient Parthian partisans carried with them the most valuable treasures of Iran's ancient history into the grave, or is there a deeper truth concealed within these mysteries of the ancient world? .