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Turning the shovel in Nim-War city on the occasion of Spring. This, with the filling of fresh water are traditional rituals related to Anahita, Goddess of fertility in the tradition.
Parzor Foundation
New Delhi, India
Turning the shovel in Nim-War city on the occasion of Spring. This, with the filling of fresh water are traditional rituals related to Anahita, Goddess of fertility in the tradition.
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- Title: Turning the shovel in Nim-War city on the occasion of Spring. This, with the filling of fresh water are traditional rituals related to Anahita, Goddess of fertility in the tradition.
- Location Created: Nim War, Central Province, Iran
- Original Source: Dr. Daryoosh Akbarzadeh
- Rights: Dr. Daryoosh Akbarzadeh
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