station). From the Sassanid period, a collection of silverware has been discovered in Quri Qala Cave. There was also a cemetery from the Safavid period on the northern slopes of Qola Mount. The gravestones exhibiting the Kofi scripts, which unfortunately have been looted or broken in recent decades. This Safavid cemetery shows the importance of Ravansar in the Safavid period. Main Archaeological sites Musaei mounds, (from the end of the Neolithic Age - about 8,000 years ago - up to Islamic period) Kulian Cave and Jawri Cave (from the Middle Paleolithic Period - about 50 thousand years ago - until the end of the Epialeolithic Period - about 12 thousand years ago) Rock-cut tomb of "Koshk" (Achaemenid Period) Kani Wayan (the Parthian Period) Islamic Cemetery (Safavid Period and Qajar) Modern history Rawansar seems to have been a large village during the Safavid period. There was a cemetery from the Safavid period with tombstones with inscriptions in Kufic script on the northern slopes of Qoleh rock, which has been destroyed or looted in recent years. Rawansar was also part of the territory of Ardalan rulers during the 19th centurey. The name Rawansar was first mentioned in written sources about 400 years ago in Sharafnama, in which Rawansar is mentioned as the possessions of the Dar-Tang rulers. Ali-Akbar Dehkhoda who was a prominent Iranian linguist and lexicographer described Rawansar in the 1960s as follows. "The central town of Ravansar is part of Sanandaj, and next to the Kermanshah-Paveh highway and the southeastern promontory of Shahu Mountain. It has a cold climate, but due to numerous springs, there are many swamps and sludges in the summer. There is a clinic in the town that is always ready to receive patients. The district offices, the finance agency, the statistics, the checkpoint, the armed customs guard, and the gendarmerie are located in the town and it has one primary school and eight shops. Its main products are grains, fruits, rice, and dairy products, and there is a daily commute between this town and Kermanshah." List of shrines There are several shrines near Rawansar as follows: Khawr Wa Sar: Southwest of Torkapan village, Jawanrood route, oak tree, keeper of agricultural implements during migration to winter pasture. Sultan Sheikh Mardar: Oak tree near Jawanrood, It was visited by patients with rheumatism, back pain, and leg pain. Ferishta Charmeg (White angle): near Kani Kawa (blue spring) near the