Analysis of the Archetype in Halilrood Civilization Basin Based on Yung Theory

According to Yung, archetypes are collective unconscious contents that we inherited from the past. Archetype is an abstract and ancient idea and shared specific features between groups of affairs, objects and creatures. Yong said that the basic and primitive forms create overall pattern and design our ancient behaviors and beliefs. These universal forms that are human ancestors’ inheritances are in all times and all places, this means they perform in same way in all times and in all places. Main objective of this paper is to review the old pattern in folk beliefs of Halilrood civilization and in an interdisciplinary study, based on Yung's theory and using the resources available wants to answer this question that what are prominent archetypes in Halilrood culture and what is causing their beliefs? Method of collecting data in this paper is documentary and field research of objective observation. It seems that the basis of archetype's formation is their norm role in life of Halilrood people. Most prominent symbols and archetypes that cause the formation of folk beliefs in Halilrood civilization are individual and collective archetypes, fire, tree descent and old wise leaders.