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Arg-e Bam

Arg-e Bam

Ancient fortress and largest adobe building in the world, Iran.

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    City in Kerman province, Iran.

    15%

  2. Adobe

    Building material of earth and organic materials.

    14%

  3. Iranian architecture

    Architectural styles associated with Iran and nearby regions.

    8%

  4. The Desert of the Tartars

    1976 film.

    7.6%

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  7. 2003 Bam earthquake

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    3.5%

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    Currency of Iran.

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