The earthquake of buildings in Parthian architecture is one of the mortars used in this period, the "Garcharu" mortar. Charo bitumen mortar consisting of: lime, washed and milled clay, half-baked and half-gypsum plaster, Gavers (sand with millet-sized grains) Shakir, grape juice or dates, sometimes for strength against The earthquake of goat wool or camel wool also added to this mortar. These mortars have been used due to their high strength against pressure, as well as good resistance to water penetration in the walls of dams and bridges, as well as in the roofing of buildings and so on. Also, mortar called "Saroj" (Charou), which is composed of lime, clay and pearl, and probably "ash, etc." was used to build water monuments. Remnants of Parthian period can be named as follows:

Maryam:
سر در ورودی این بنای بسیار زیبا نوشته هایی هست که متاسفانه ساندیس خورها همش رو از بین بردن

مفثد فل عرذ(ص) Metalhead:
خواسلام وظیفش نابودی هویت هست