Pol-Pīrīn - Upper bridge (G.11-15.a)

Nahegelegene Fundstellen

• Pol-Pīrīn - Middle bridge (G.11-15.b)
  Late Sassanian and early Islamic ruined stone bridge over the Tang Shiv river. Described by Stein (1935). Partially destroyed by a modern bridge, though some piers remain visible. Connected to the lower bridge by an arch-way on the east bank.
• Pol-Pīrīn - Lower bridge (G.11-15.c)
  Early and Middle Islamic ruined bridge over the Tang Shiv river, chronologically the 3rd at the opening of Tang-e Borun, after the collapse of previous bridges. Described by Stein (1935). An remaining eastern archway linked this bridge to the prior one.
• 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).
• Unidentified site
  Probable settlement. Located with satellite imagery.