The photographs below are from the Facebook page 
Sassanian era coin of Bahram II (r. 276-293 CE) alongside his Queen and Prince (Source: Facebook page باستان شناسی و تاریخ مازندران- Archaeology and history of Mazandaran).
Glazed earthenware bowl with leopard depiction confronting serpentine figure, Northern Iran (possibly Tabaristan region), 10th century CE (Source:Facebook page باستان شناسی و تاریخ مازندران- Archaeology and history of Mazandaran).
Excavated section of the collapsed building structure at Mazandaran, Buwayhid dynasty (Source: Facebook page باستان شناسی و تاریخ مازندران- Archaeology and history of Mazandaran). The floral and leaf patterns appear to be (pre-Islamic) Sassanian in inspiration.
Collapsed ceiling Stucco of western entrance way to the building structure, Buwayhid dynasty (Source: Facebook page باستان شناسی و تاریخ مازندران- Archaeology and history of Mazandaran). As with the previous photograph, the patterns inset within the circles appear to be (pre-Islamic) Sassanian in inspiration.
[باستان شناسی و تاریخ مازندران- Archaeology and history of Mazandaran – the site however is currently closed] which often posts archaeological finds in the area. Below are photographs of some of these finds: the first is a coin from the Sassanian era with the other archaeological finds dated to the post-Sassanian era.
About the Author: Dr. Kaveh Farrokh
