Unidentified site

Nahegelegene Fundstellen

• 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.
• 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).
• 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.
• 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).