Mina Hall
Ancient opaque and veined glass works, mainly ornaments and perfume bottles, dating back to the 2nd and 1st millennium B.C. are on display at this hall. The collection of clay works include examples of simple pots dating back to the pre-historic era and ancient glazed clay pots decorated with geometric, floral and animal designs that date back to the 4th to 1st millennium B.C. Glass pipes unearthed during excavations on Choghazanbil Temple, the largest place of worship of the Iranians in the 2nd millennium B.C., that were used as window bars of the temple as well as objects that were used during rituals are part of the collection on display at this hall.