Azerbaijan Museum

Azerbaijan Museum is the major archaeological and historical museum in Tabriz, in the northwest part of Iran. It was set up on April 1958. The gallery comprises of three noteworthy corridors, a side yard, office rooms and a library. It for the most part contains objects found from unearthings in Iranian Azerbaijan, likewise a few works of art and figures of specialists. Its library contains in excess of 2500 books, both transcribed and printed, about history, antiquarianism, craftsmanship and Iranian culture. Aside from National Museum of Iran in Tehran, Azerbaijan Museum has the biggest gathering having a place with ious times of Iran's history.

The historical center has three displays. The principal exhibition bears the most established stays from fifth thousand years BC until Sassanian administration 212-656 AD. The gallery's landmarks incorporate goddesses, Rhytons, two skeletons male and female and a cut section of marble known as Bism Allah-Stone. The second display comprises of two sections: one for Islamic paleohistory and another part for coins and seals. Section one includes ceramics dated from the tenth to the nineteenth hundreds of years. The coins of this display section two, started with the Achamenid tradition and end in the Qajar line. The showed seals and stamps date from the third thousand years BC to Islamic times.