Tepe Tula'i (KS-372)

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HOLE F. (1974), Tepe Tula'i, an early campsite in Khuzistan, Iran, Paléorient (persee.fr/doc/paleo_0153-9345_1974_num_2_2_1053)

WENKE Robert J. (1975), Imperial investments and agricultural developments in Parthian and Sassanian Khuzestan, 150 B. C. to A. D. 640 (https://www.academia.edu/35337300/Imperial_Investments_and_Agricultural_Developments_in_Parthian_and_Sassanian_Khuzestan_Iran_)

Relevant museums

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
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

Anonymous settlement (KS-371)
Seleuco-parthian and Middle Parthian settlement. Destroyed by agriculture, but visible on CORONA imagery.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Chīchālī-e Seh
Anonymous settlement (KS-370)
Sasanian settlement. Destroyed by agriculture, but visible on CORONA imagery.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Chīchālī-e Seh
Anonymous site (KS-361)
Middle Parthian to early Sasanian site. Destroyed by agriculture, but visible on CORONA imagery.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Chīchālī-e Seh
Anonymous settlement (KS-373)
Early Sasanian site.Dual-mound, destroyed by modern agriculture. But visible on CORONA imagery.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Shahrak-e Madanī