Band-e Tang-e Sharafī (G.11-12.II)

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HERZFELD Ernst (1907), Eine Reise durch Luristān, Arabistān und Fārs (germ.) (https://gotha.digital/en/item/jportal_jparticle_00510591 )

GAUBE Heinz (1973), Die sudpersische Provinz Arragan - Kuh-Giluyeh von der arabischen Eroberung bis zur Safawidenzeit (germ.)

Nahegelegene Fundstellen

Anonymous site (Emām Jaʿfar)
Chalcolithic mound (137x73m), visited and described by A. Stein (1935), north-east of Emāmzādeh Jaʿfar. Visible on Corona imagery (1969), but already destroyed by agriculture by 1984 (KH9-Hexagon imagery).
Mansion (Tang-e Maliūn I)
Sassanian (?) and/or Medieval Islamic (?) ruined residence, at the easternmost point of larger Tang-e Maliūn settlement. Described and sketched by A. Stein (1935). Advanced state of deterioration.
Shahr-e ye Emāmzādeh Jaʿfar
Sassanian (?) and/or Medieval Islamic (?) large settlement (~75 ha), east of Emāmzādeh Jaʿfar. Described by Stein (1940). Area of eroded ruins, around a former oval elevation, mostly destroyed by agriculture. Better visible on Corona imagery (1969).
Tang-e Maliūn (G.11-12.I)
Early and Middle Islamic ruined town, west of Kūh-e Šerrefī steep ridge. Visited by Stein (1935) and discussed by Gaube (1973). Badly damaged by roads and farms in recent times, but better visible on KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984).