Title:
163 To the left of that mosque -- some four miles outside the famous (ancient capital) city of Nishapur stands a simple stone,
the grave of Omar Chajam (or Kayam) the famous Persian poet known for his Rubajat (verses of four lines, very witty or full
of wisdom.).
Creator:
De Meiss-Teuffen
Subject:
Facilities
Religious facilities
Mosques
Gardens
People
Description:
163 To the left of that mosque -- some four miles outside the famous (ancient capital) city of Nishapur stands a simple stone,
the grave of Omar Chajam (or Kayam) the famous Persian poet known for his Rubajat (verses of four lines, very witty or full
of wisdom.).
Garden in front of mosque
Publisher:
Keystone View Company
Contributor:
Gifford M. Mast
Date:
[Date not indicated]
Type:
Photography
Format:
Keystone photo print 7.18 in. x 4.18 in.
Identifier:
1996.0009.KU105064
Language:
eng
Coverage:
Asia
Iran
Khorāsān
none
Neyshābūr
Nishapur
Latitude: 36 13 00 N
Longitude: 058 49 00 E
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163 To the left of that mosque -- some four miles outside the famous (ancient capital) city of Nishapur stands a simple stone,
the grave of Omar Chajam (or Kayam) the famous Persian poet known for his Rubajat (verses of four lines, very witty or full
of wisdom.).