Archaeological rescue projects in Iran face severe time and space constraints. This article examines the transformative potential of new sciences and technologies in all stages of rescue archaeological studies. The Bardghabaleh site, from identification and documentation to analysis and publication, is shown using descriptive analytical documentation and organization methodology, which demonstrates that technologies such as documentation and digital recordingRemote sensing, geophysics, photogrammetry, tridimensional laser scanning, and artificial intelligence not only increase accuracy and speed, but also enable the digital rescue of heritage in times when physical preservation is impossible. This article ultimately concludes that the integration of these technologies into mandatory rescue archaeology protocols is an undeniable necessity for the present and future generations, while in rescue studies The Bardghabaleh area has not used any new technology or interdisciplinary sciences in the shift from documentary and photography to seeking appropriate solutions to explain and interpret cultural transformations.
mansouri A. The importance of applying science and technology and documenting the archaeological findings of the Bardghabaleh site Seymareh Dam catchment area. Iranian Dam and Hydroelectric Powerplant 2026; 13 (39) : A-10-1107-1 URL: http://journal.hydropower.org.ir/article-1-570-en.html