The Sassanid-era archeological complex known as the Fire Temple of Isfahan is situated on the same-named hill approximately eight kilometers west of the Iranian city center of Isfahan. The remains of a citadel consisting of roughly twenty buildings are located on the southern face of the hill. Many of these buildings, especially those in the lower half of the cluster, are only visible as foundation traces. A number of the structures in the cluster feature the traditional chartaq or four-arch, a ... (Read More)