By bne Tehran bureau The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has the archaeological remains of Hegmataneh (also known as Ecbatana) northwest of Iran on its World Heritage List, marking the country’s 28th inscription. Hegmataneh, known in antiquity as Ecbatana, is a site of immense historical significance located in modern-day Hamadan, Iran. This ancient city, believed to be the capital of the Medes and later a significant administrative center for subsequent empires, offers a unique glimpse into the rich tapestry of ancient Near Eastern civilizations. The …