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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 )
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 )
GAUBE Heinz (1973), Die sudpersische Provinz Arragan - Kuh-Giluyeh von der arabischen Eroberung bis zur Safawidenzeit
In de buurt
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Qal'e-ye Se-Mardi
Forward fortification of Gol-o-Golāb complex. Mentionned by Safavid author Hosseini Monshi. Not surveyed nor dated, but probably Sassanian and/or Islamic.
Iran, Cham-e Būstān
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Qal'e-ye Gol (G.11-06)
Sassanian and medieval Islamic fortress, dominating the Zohrerh valley. Known as Gol-o-Golāb in conjunction with nearby Golāb, which it is connected to through a guardhouse in the ravine. Surveyed by Gaube (1968).
Iran, Qal‘eh Kapī
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Ḥeydar-Karrār (G.11-05.II)
Sassanian (?), Early and Middle Islamic settlement on a promontory. An emāmzādeh, restored, is at the centre. Surveyed by Gaube (1968). The ancient habitat is almost entirely destroyed.
Iran, ‘Asgarī
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Qal'e-ye Dez (G.11-05.III)
Sassanian and medieval Islamic fortress (40 x 50m), at the confluence of the Zohreh and Kheyrābād rivers. Surveyed by Gaube (1968) and discussed in Sepidnameh (2024).
Iran, Qal‘eh Dezh