The Iran Heritage Foundation is a non-political UK registered charity with the mission to promote and preserve the history, languages and cultures of Iran and the Persianate world. The objectives of the Foundation are achieved by organising and supporting activities of cultural or scholarly merit. IHF programmes include sponsoring teaching posts and fellowships at universities and museums, giving grants for academic research and cultural activities, and organising regular events and conferences, both in the United Kingdom and abroad. 

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The Golha and Golistan programmes
Talk by Jane Lewisohn
Wednesday 7th November, 18.30
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​​Asia House, 63 New Cavendish Street, London W1G 7LP

Event Details

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Soosan Lolavar: 'Contemporary Composition in Iran'
​Video of talk now available​

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Grant applications for 2019 are now open

Details Here

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(l-r) Prof. Hassan Fazeli Nashli, Dr Jebrael Nokandeh, ​Dr John Curtis,
HE Dr Hamid Baeidinejad

Conference Report: 
Revisiting Tappeh Sialk and Ancient Kashan
Tappeh Sialk on the outskirts of modern Kashan is one of the most important pre-Achaemenid archaeological sites in the Middle East, but despite a series of archaeological excavations there it remains poorly known outside academic circles. In an attempt to demonstrate the global significance of Sialk, not just to the scholarly community but to a wider public, the Iran Heritage Foundation organised an international conference about Sialk at Asia House on 31st March 2017 with speakers from Iran, France, US and UK.​

Conference Report

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