BALL Warwick (2018), Archaeological gazetteer of Afghanistan, revised edition, Oxford
Khwaja Safa (BALL-2138)
Nahegelegene Fundstellen
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Kabul western and southern old wall
Series of stone and mud-brick walls, running along Sher Darwaza and Asma'i ridges. Possible Hunnic origin, rebuilt in Mughal and colonial times. Partially destroyed. -
Kabul (BALL-483)
Achaemenid, Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek, Hunnic, Turk and Hindi Shahi, medieval Islamic, Mongol and post-Mongol old city. Uncertain character of the site due to modern overbuilding. -
Tepe Narenj (BALL-2268)
Hunnic, Hindu Shahi Buddhist large monastery complex, that remained active until the Muslim conquest. Comprises one large stupa and five small ones. Excavaetd by Paiman (2004-12). -
Bala Hissar, Kabul
Achaemenid to modern times citadel of Kabul. Badly damaged and reshaped from the 19th c. to recent times. Fieldwork by Marquis (DAFA, 2007).