Also known as Tall‑e Guyneh / Tol‑e Gavineh (تل گوینه). Ancient, medium and late Susiana, Elamite, neo-Elamite, Achamenid, Seleucid, Elymean, Sassanian and medieval Islamic large settlement (250 ha, 5km x 200-800m), on the banks of the Zhoreh. Greatly damaged by agriculture and riverine erosion, and mostly leveled already by the 1980’s (KH-9 Hexagon imagery, 1983). Surveyed by Shirvani (2015), though mostly published. Possible identification with ancient Dayrjān Islamic town (Sepidnameh, 2024), head of Rishahr district (rustaq) in the important agricultural plain of the Zohreh.
- SHIRVANI Q., MEHR AFARIN R. & KURDESTANI M. (2014), The Chronology of Kon-e Binoo (Tel-e Guvineh) on the Basis of Potteries Collected via Systematic Survey, Pazhuheshhā-ye Bāstānshenāsi-ye Irān, n° 9, p. 87-106 (en pers.) (https://nbsh.basu.ac.ir/article_1291.html )
- SEPIDNAMEH H., SALEHI KAKHKI A. et al. (2024), An Archaeological Research on the Boundaries of Rishehr Rustaq in Arjan Kureh and its Historical Castles, Journal of Athar, vol. 45, issue 104 (pers.) ( https://journal.richt.ir/browse.php?a_id=1832&sid=2&slc_lang=fa&ftxt=0 )
- GAUBE Heinz (1973), Die sudpersische Provinz Arragan - Kuh-Giluyeh von der arabischen Eroberung bis zur Safawidenzeit
- LE STRANGE Guy (1905), the lands of the eastern caliphate - from the Moslem Conquest to the time of Timur, Cambridge Press (https://archive.org/details/landsofeasternca00lest )
