Photography: The words of the ruins

This is the ancient village of Kanzeq. Somewhere in Ardabil, Iran. Where you can see traces of the Urartos, Parthians, Sassanians, and Mongol Ilkhans, and these collapsed thatched ruins were built on the same historical monuments. Life existed in this village until twenty-seven years ago, and suddenly there was an earthquake and life moved from here. But these remaining thatched walls have many words for us. They say about the shortness of life and human weakness. You see history in the mortar of these straw walls. Human bones from the Iron Age, broken tiles from the Ilkhani era, pieces of pottery from the Parthian period, etc