Unidentified site

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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).
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.
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. Small square ruined, a possible small fort, on top of the ridge of the Kūh-e Bānū Gošasp. Located with satellite imagery.