The Zoroastrian Houses of Yazd Posted on 8 February, 2010 by Support Leave a comment By: Ryszard Antolak, April 2005 A review of the article by Mary Boyce Sometimes old buildings possess the virtue to express far better than words the fears and uncertainties of nations or religious groups. The old Zoroastrian houses of Yazd are one such example. Civil and religious persecution have dictated the style and pattern of their unusual architecture. Memories of repression are encoded in the design of their thick adobe walls. They are voices frozen into stone. Click to read entire article. Courtesy : Ruby Sanjana Share this:PrintEmailTwitterFacebookMoreRedditLike this:Like Loading... History Miscellaneous
