data access 104970
POTTS, D. T. & ROUSTAEI K. eds (2006), The Mamasani Archaeological Project stage one: a report on the first two seasons of the ICAR-University of Sydney expedition to the Mamasani district, Fars province, Iran, Archive of Mesopotamian Archaeological Reports (AMAR), Tehran (https://commons.library.stonybrook.edu/amar/399/ )
STEIN Aurel (1940), Old Routes of Western Iran (https://library.hungaricana.hu/en/view/MTAKonyvtarKiadvanyai_BORB_02/?pg=116&layout=s )
Nahegelegene Fundstellen
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Kurangun Structures (MS40)
Undated ruined dwellings, just East of Kurangun rock relief, partly cut into the rock and partly closed by walls showing rough blocks of stone set in mortar. Described by Stein (1940) as priests appartments. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002).
Iran, Dasht Mangūderaz
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Se Tolun 2 (MS42)
Also written Seh-tālu. Middle Elamite, Neo-Elamite (?), Achaemenid, Post-Achaemenid, Sasanian-Islamic periods site (0,3 ha). 3 areas of raised ground around modern
village, heavily damaged by farming and urban sprawl. Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002).
Iran, Dasht Mangūderaz
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Sang-negāre-ye Kūrangūn
Elamite rock relief, carved at the top of a rocky cliff named Kuh-e Paraweh, depicting a scene of religious worship, notably a divine couple sometimes identified as the god Inšušinak and goddess Napiriša. Described by Herzfeld (1924) and Stein (1940).
Iran, Dasht Mangūderaz
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Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Small oval mound, visible on Corona imagery (1969). Already destroyed by agriculture in 1984 (KH9-Hexagon imagery).
Iran, Tall-e Espīd