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Se Tolun 2 (MS42) Also written Seh-tālu. Middle Elamite, Neo-Elamite (?), Achaemenid, Post-Achaemenid, Sasanian-Islamic periods site (0,3 ha). 3 areas of raised ground around modern village, heavily damaged by farming and urban sprawl. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Dasht Mangūderaz 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Mishband (MS39) Lapui, Banesh (?), Sasanian and Islamic periods settlement (1,3 ha). Large high spreading mound, eroded and heavily damaged by cultivation. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Shūsīnī 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tol-e Bikasi (MS38) Islamic settlement (0,96) at the foot of the Goveh Mountain. Long narrow rectilinear compacted earth mound with graduated terraced edges, re-enforced with low stone and mortar walls. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Gūrāb 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tol-e Band Barik (MS37) Achaemenid and Islamic settlement (0,5 ha) on the Rostam-e Yek plain. Low rounded spreading mound, completely ploughed over. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Band Bārīk 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Chāhār Bāzār (MS35) Islamic settlement (7,5 ha). Large area of small low mounds, remnants of structures and dense artefact scatters. Visited by de Bode (1843) and Stein (1940). Heavily disturbed by modern activities since. Detected on Corona imagery (1969). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Band Bārīk 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Anonymous site (M33) Two Islamic rectilinear stone structures built onto terraced lower slope of mountain outcrop on southwestern side of Yagheh Sangar pass (25x10x10m). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kūlbākūl 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Kul Ba Kul Sasanian and Islamic settlement (0,35 ha) on the Rosta-e Yek plain. Low spreading mound, ploughed and leveled by cultivation, already barely discernible on Corona imagery (1969). State of artifact scatter. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kūlbākūl 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Nāderi (MS31) Bakun period settlement (1,5 ha). Large, low spreading mound, completely leveled and destroyed by modern cultivation, in the state of an artifact scatter. Slightly better visible on Corona imagery (1969). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kūlbākūl 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Eshkaft-e Yagheh Sangar (3) (MS30) A caves / rock shelter above the pass. Large scatter of chipped stone outside the entrance. Prehistoric (Neolithic to Chalcolithic) and Islamic occupation. Used nowdays as goats pen. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Yaqeh-ye Sangar 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Eshkaft-e Yagheh Sangar (1&2) (MS30) Two caves / rock shelters above the pass. Large scatter of chipped stone outside the entrances. Prehistoric (Neolithic to Chalcolithic) and Islamic occupation. Used nowdays as goat pens. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Yaqeh-ye Sangar 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Buādam (MS27) Middle Islamic ruined small town (0,6 ha), on a flattened hill north of Rostam-e Do plain. Terraced walls and remains of rectilinear structures. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Bū Ādam 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Eshkaft-e Gābari (MS25) Cave with external rock shelter located high in cliffs above modern village. Head height averages about 3m inside and tops at 10m in the central chamber. Undated occupation. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), ‘Arab Khanīmeh 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Dozak (MS24) Kaftari (?), Middle Elamite/Qaleh/Shoga/Teimuran & Neo-Elamite (?) periods settlement (2 ha). Low oval spreading mound. Destroyed by modern cultivation. Visible on Corona imagery (1969). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Dozak-e Kūchek 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Anonymous site (MS21) Islamic graveyard (0,12 ha). Raised area of compacted earth with rectangular roughly dressed stone alignments, which appear to be burials. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Pīr Āb-e Sīāh 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Sar Cheshmeh Sarāb Shiah (MS19) Sasanian & Islamic site (2 ha). Artefact and sherds scatter, extending from upper rocky slopes and down into cultivated lower field area. Heavily disturbed by agriculture. Better visible on Corona imagery (1969). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Tīmūrābād 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Dehnow Sādāt (MS18) Lapui, Middle Elamite/Qaleh, Teimuran & Achaemenid (?) settlement. Mound, heavily disturbed and covered by modern constructions already by 1969 (Corona imagery). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Dehnow-ye Sādāt-e Vosţá 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Solak Dehnow Sādāt (MS17) Neolithic, Sasanian & Islamic settlement (0,8 ha). Heavily damaged ancient mound, on which modern housing existed by 1969 (Corona imagery), abandonned by 1984 (KH9-Hexagon imagery). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Dehnow-ye Sādāt-e Vosţá 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Arab Khākak (MS16) Also known as Tappeh Moshki. Neolithic site (0,05 ha). Oval mound, heavily disturbed and recently reconfigured as an earthen and stone water control structure. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Better visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984). Iran (Islamic Republic of), ‘Arab Khākak 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Rasad (MS15) Sasanian and Islamic settlement (1,95 a). Low mound with a slightly raised central area, following stone wall remains. Almost entirely destroyed by clearing of stone and cultivation. Better visible on KH9 imagery (1984). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Tol-e Bondū 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Fakhre Makan (MS13) Islamic settlement (0,6 ha). Remains of mud brick structures, damaged by more recent derelict modern buildings, already visible on Corona imagery (1969). Original size of the site likely to be greater than 100 x 200x m. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Fakhr Makān 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tol-e Khasm (MS12) Lapui, Banesh, Kaftari, Middle Elamite/qaleh & Achaemenid periods settlement (0,5 ha). Low evently rising mound, with edges eroded from ploughing. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Better visible on Corona imagery (1969). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Khanīmeh-ye Vostá 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Tappeh Zurband (MS11) Neolithic, Bakun, Lapui & Sasanian-Islamic (?) periods settlement (1 ha). Low spreading mound, completely ploughed over and destroyed in recent years. Better visible on Corona (1969) and KH9 (1984) imagery. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Pīr Āb-e Sīāh 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Eshkaft-e Karah Khonge-Khanimeh (MS9) Also known by Stein (1940) as Khunj-i Jamshid. Large rock shelter, comprising wide open area with two enclosed chambers at either end, occupied in Bakun, Achaemenid and Islamic periods. Still used by goat herders. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Khanīmeh-ye ’Olyā 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Zilveren armband 01-11-2026 · Voorburg, R.J.J.

Noodopgraving van de Romeinse platbodem 01-11-2026 · Voorburg, R.J.J.

Dau-o Dokhtar - Structures (MS7) Middle Islamic spreading complex of stone architectural remains with abundant surface pottery (0,5 ha), and a few small graves, at the base of the cliffs. Heavily damaged by agriculture. Surveyed by Whitecomb 1991) and Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Ḩoseynābād 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse

Anonymous site (MS6) Sasanian (?) and Medieval Islamic site (0,4 ha). Mound with remains of stone walls. The immediate surroundings, heavily damaged by agriculture, show lare quantities of pottery suggesting a larger site. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002). Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kūpon-e Soflá 01-11-2026 · Julien De Chocqueuse