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Nahegelegene Fundstellen
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Tol-e Bōrj (MS23)
Bakun, Middle Elamite/Qaleh, Achaemenid, Sasanian & Islamic settlement (0,65 ha). High mound, eroded and damaged by modern farming activities. Possibly visited by Stein (1935), surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002).
Iran, Shahrak-e Dehnow-ye Moqīmī
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Tol-e Bondū (MS14)
Bakun, Lapui, Banesh, Kaftari, Middle Elamite (temple?), Achaemenid & Islamic settlement (2 ha). Eroded mound, heavily damaged by modern agriculture. Visited by Stein (1935), surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002) & excavated by ICAR (2003-07).
Iran, Tolombeh-ye Jān Moḩammad Khān
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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, Tol-e Bondū
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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, Dehnow-ye Sādāt-e Vosţá