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Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Ruined village on high ground. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Single ruined structure. Located with satellite imagery. -
Tepe Sohz
Chalcolithic large settlement (13 ha). Fieldwork by H. Nissen (1970). Abundant finds of pottery and bones. Ancient mound badly damaged by agriculture in the last decades. -
Tapeh Mahtaj
Neolithic settlement (150x70m), possibly seasonal, on a natural hillock. Finds of chipped and grinding stones, objects of clay, stone and bone. Excavated in 2015 by Darabi. Badly damaged and recently grazed. -
Bujan Tumulus I
Tumulus I Bujan tumuli -
Cernicë
Mostly unexcavated fortress. -
Unidentified site (Shīr-Qalʿe)
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site (Qalʿe-ye Esfandābād)
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Small square fort, located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site (Qalʿe-ye Hārūnī)
Probable archaeological site. Ruined fort, located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Rectangular ruined structure. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Rectangular ruined structure, located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
İbrahimpaşa - Babayan
Hittite settlement in Cappadocia. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Area of ruins, large as a village. Better visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). -
Do Gūr-e Dopā
Sasanian twin pillar ossuaries (astodans), on top of a mound covered by rubble, southwest of Shoush-e Sofla modern village. Analysed by Farjamirad (2015). -
Basht
Middle Islamic town (at the latest), head of Basht Kūtā district, given by Ibn al-Balkhī (Fārsnāma). Still known by this name. Ancient layout unknown and destroyed. Described in their times by Herzfeld (1907) and Stein (1935). -
Manṣūr Khān-e Bāshtī
Undated ancient fort of Basht, locally named after a former chief of Lur tribe. Discussed in Herzfeld (1907), described as ruined by Stein (1940). Rugged terrain still visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). Since destroyed by urbanisation. -
Qal'e-ye Basht - Qal'e-ye Abbās Khān-e Bāshtī
Undated fort on a rocky summit, locally named after a former chief of Lur tribe, surrounded by ruined dwellings, south of Basht. Described by Herzfeld (1907). -
Unidentified site (Tal-e Mowīzī?)
Probable archaeological site. Oval mound, clearly visible on Corona (1969) and KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). Leveled and destroyed by 2011, following the building of the modern road. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Eroded small settlement, with signs of lootholes. Better visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Single square ruined structure (23x25m). Located with satellite imagery. -
Qalʿeh-Dukhtar (G.11-14)
Undated ruined small fort (16x14m) on top of the ridge of the Kūh-e Bānū Gošasp. Visited and described by Stein (1940), and discussed by Gaube (1973). -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Small square ruined, a possible small fort, on top of the ridge of the Kūh-e Bānū Gošasp. Located with satellite imagery. -
Rosujë
Fortress occupied from the 5th century BC to 5th century AD. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Ruined mountain village. Abandonned after 1969. Located with satellite imagery. -
Thermidava
Ancient city mentioned by Ptolemy in reference to Trajan's campaigns in Dacia -
Karakoçak Tepe
Karakoçak Tepe Kaya Mezarı. Rock-cut graves. -
Asmakaya Monastery [Vize]
Asmakaya Mağaraları - rock-cut monastery complex. -
Kūh-Bormamiūm (G.11-13.II)
Sassanian (?) and/or Medieval Islamic small settlement. Visited and described by Herzfeld (1907), and discussed by Gaube (1973). Area of ruins, dwellings among them. -
Khan Hammād (G.11-13.I)
Early, Middle and Late Islamic waystation on the ancient road to Gonbad-e Mollaghān. Visited by Stein (1935), who describes a ruined caravanserai and cisterns. Possible detection on Corona imagery (1969). Discussed by Gaube (1973). -
Unidentified site
Probable archeological site, on a summit. Signs of many illegal lootholes, since 1984 at the earliest. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Single square structure. Better visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Single square structure. Better visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). A small structure existed 30m NE. -
Anonymous site (Emām Jaʿfar)
Chalcolithic mound (137x73m), visited and described by A. Stein (1935), north-east of Emāmzādeh Jaʿfar. Visible on Corona imagery (1969), but already destroyed by agriculture by 1984 (KH9-Hexagon imagery). -
Band-e Tang-e Sharafī (G.11-12.II)
Early and Middle Islamic dam, at a narrowing of the Tang-e Sharafī. Described by Herzfeld (1907) and discussed by Gaube (1973). Still visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). Since destroyed. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Single square structure, located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Single square structure, located with satellite imagery. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Very small square ruin, located with satellite imagery. -
Mansion (Tang-e Maliūn I)
Sassanian (?) and/or Medieval Islamic (?) ruined residence, at the easternmost point of larger Tang-e Maliūn settlement. Described and sketched by A. Stein (1935). Advanced state of deterioration. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Cluster of ruined structures on an elevation. Possibly associated with the remains in the southward valley. Located with satellite imagery. -
Dû Gunbadan - ancient Gonbad-e Mollaghān
Old town of modern Dû Gunbadan town. Identified with the Medieval Islamic town of Gonbad-e Mollaghān, a stage between Arrajan and Nawbanjan. Visited by Stein (1935) and Gaube (1968). No archaeological remains, and layout of ancient town uncertain. -
Ḥeydar-Karrār (G.11-05.II)
Sassanian (?), Early and Middle Islamic settlement on a promontory. An emāmzādeh, restored, is at the centre. Surveyed by Gaube (1968). The ancient habitat is almost entirely destroyed. -
Abazar shrine (G.11-05.I)
Late Islamic sanctuary. Surveyed by Gaube (1968). Many times restored, and an ongoing place of pilgrimage. -
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Ruined mountain village. Located with satellite imagery.