Tārīkh-i Bāghsāzī Rīshah va Khāstgāh'hā: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

The history of gardening in the world has a long history; However, the first ideas and its demands have always been a challenging issue. This book brings together a collection of writings that try to show an image of the first glimpses of the formation of the garden in the most important civilizations of the world. The writings start from Mesopotamia and lead to ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome and Iran. At the beginning, ideas for the formation of axial geometry and symmetrical planting in the gardening of Mesopotamia, Iran and Egypt are proposed. Then the link between form, function and meaning in ancient Egyptian gardens is explored and a typology is proposed for it. In the following, the position of the garden and horticulture in ancient Greece and the types of furniture in those gardens are mentioned. | The architectural heritage of Rome in the history of gardening is another part of the essays of this book; position The landscape and nature in the daily life of the people of Rome and the structure of their cities and houses are among the important topics of this section. The contribution of Achaemenians in the history of gardening in the world and their innovations and offerings are the final parts of the book they form; Early explorations and new findings are included in this section. At the end, the Sassanid Garden Palace is mentioned.