DITTMANN R. (1986), Betrachtungen zur Frühzeit des Südwest‑Iran, Berliner Beiträge zum Vorderen Orient 4, Berlin. (https://www.academia.edu/12736268/Betrachtungen_zur_Fr%C3%BChzeit_des_S%C3%BCdwest_Iran_Berliner_Beitr%C3%A4ge_zum_Vorderen_Orient_Bd_4_Teil_II)
Anonymous settlement (KS-074)
Relevant museums
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Susa, Archaeological Museum
Susa, Archaeological Museum
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Shūsh -
Tehran, National Museumof Iran
Tehran, National Museum Archaeological collections from Paleolithic to Qajar period
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Tehran -
Tabriz, Azerbaijan Museum
Tabriz, Azerbaijan Museum
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Tabriz -
Brussels, Koninklijke musea voor kunst en geschiedenis
Brussels, Koninklijke musea voor kunst en geschiedenis
Belgium, Etterbeek -
Leiden, Rijksmuseum van Oudheden
The national archaeological museum of the Netherlands, located in Leiden
Netherlands, Leiden -
Paris, Louvre
Paris, Louvre
France, Paris -
The British Museum
The British Museum has one of the world's largest collections of antiquities from the Classical world.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Holborn
Nearby sites
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Anonymous settlement (KS-72)
Susa I and possible Susa III settlement (1,6 ha). At the center of a larger cluster of mounds, now destroyed, but visible on CORONA imagery.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Ḩorr-e Rīāḩī -
Anonymous settlement (KS-073)
Late Susiana I, and Susa I settlement (0,7 ha).
Iran (Islamic Republic of), ‘Alī Akbar -
Anonymous settlement (KS-285)
Late Susiana I (?), Susa I (?), Terminal Susa I and early & middle Uruk settlement (0,3 ha). Single-mound site destroyed by modern agriculture, but visible on CORONA imagery.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Ḩorr-e Rīāḩī -
Unidentified site
Probable settlement, associated with another mound further north, since destroyed. Better visible on CORONA imaegry.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), ‘Alī Akbar