The Role of Biomimicry in the Form and Function of Objects in Marlik area

This study examines the formation of ancient objects; although they have different appearances and functions, seemingly common roots have a role in defining their designs and formation pattern. The overall aim of this study is to investigate the role of biomimicry in determining the form and function of these objects, which is reached by a disciplinary look at the design through the inspired update knowledge from the nature. The research question is, “to what extent can the common pattern in the formation of objects in Marlik area be compatible with the biomimetic approach and how much is this contribution?” The research method in this study is analytical-comparative according to the existing samples in the library studies. Comparing the formation method of the objects through the biomimetic indicators shows how relation with the nature patterns in each category of objects can have what interaction with their functions, applications, as well as forms. It also shows how the determinants of the final form of objects can be impressive. The results of the research indicate that there are identifiable fixed indicators that can be generalized to the formation method and function of the ancient objects concerning the Archaeological evidence and analyzing formation indicators of the object in the field of nature-inspired design like form imitation by biomimicry. These indicators are investigated in different categories of objects as the common pattern and are adapted to the existing forms in the nature of Marlic area in the form of alive animals and plants, in the selected samples of the present study.