I am the Bazaar King! The word "Bazaar" is a form of the word WAZAR. I am the WAZARBAD (head of the bazaar) but you can call me Nebby. It is certain that the creation of cities was based not only on the growth of population but also on the increase of production which brought about the growth of trade and accumulation of wealth. In Mesopotamia, together with the growth of population and joining together of villages, in the fourth millennium, urbanisation took shape. Certain significant and primary parts of a collective Bazaar, such as Rasteh, Chaharsou, the dome ceiling and Caravanserai go back to the oldest dates of history, The Bazaar plan in the form of Chaharsou (Crossway), with two roofed perpendicular corridors and ceramic bricks ceilings remain from the fourth millennium B.C. Archaeological discoveries provide reliable evidence of the remnants of the districts of tradesmen of two thousand years ago at Shush. Caravanserai whose construction principles led to the development of the city bazaar and some of its branches are very old. Sufficient historical evidence assure its existence at the edge of great Caravan Roads at the time of Akhamenids.

ATTAYAK AOUDA AND THE CAMEL RACE