Revision of Mubarekeh History based on Field and Documentary Researches

Mubarekeh has an unclear history and all writings end in what they said Mubarekeh was originated from Amin Abad and related it to Safavid period. Having found some documents at the beginning, it got clear that Mubarekeh is different from Amin Abad. From some after documents we understand that Mubarekeh was referred to another place, previously named Sahra Mubarakeh (the Desert of Mubarekeh) and it was the first place of Mubareke. Talking with the natives, we found signs of ancient history with more than thousand year’s old history. Then the field research was done and it got clear that Mobareke's history reaches at last to Susani Empire. This research has investigated the history of Mubarekeh based on several researching methods including document analysis, field researches, conversations with natives and library studies. In confirmation of this finding, a Sassanid pot that was a food container was discovered, which a clear document of the antiquity of Mubarekeh is. By examining the gravestones in Mubarekeh cemetery, it became clear that the new place of Mubareke is nearly 330 years old and about three hundred and fifty years ago, the ancient Mubarekeh was destroyed and after that the modern Mubarekeh was built in a new place. The natives founds old ovens, oil burners (lamp) and broken clay dishes called 'Kondole' in the ancient part of Mubareke and fortunately the researcher found many pieces of broken pottery in the same place, some of which are made of Sarooj (a traditional blue lime mortar in Iran)exactly the same material of discovered Sassanid pot.