In
southern Iran, tablets and tombstones from the 13th-14th centuries were
unearthed due to severe flooding that hit several Iranian provinces in
mid-February. Seasonal flooding and the erosion of the riverbed of a local
river, caused by recent heavy rains, revealed an old cemetery in the vicinity
of a holy shrine in Jouyom, a town in Larestan County in Fars Province, Iranian
Students News Agency reported. The information was confirmed by Khoshayar
Shibani, the head of the local office of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handcrafts
and Tourism at a press conference. March 2 http://sptnkne.ws/dF7p
The co-ordinates of Jouyom, are not available. Since it is
close to the city Lar, the capital of Larestan County, its co-ordinates are
good enough for practical purposes. The news comes on a day that the Sun
conjoined Neptune. A chart for this mundane event has the conjunction significantly
placed on the Ascendant at Lars. The Sun and Neptune are placed among stars in
the Waters pouring from Aquarius’ Urn symbolically referring to a deluge. In ancient China, the same stars were part of
the asterism Hiu-Liang which ruled graves, tombs, mausoleums and uninhabited places
so together we have a deluge that uncovers a cemetery!
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