KARIMIAN Hassan, KOOCHAK Gholamali (2012), Ivan-E- Karkheh: The Spatial Structure, Form and Function with Reference to the Archeological Data (https://jarcs.ut.ac.ir/article_28860.html?lang=en) (persian)
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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 -
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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Iwan-e Karkheh
Sasanian city (396 ha), founded by Shapur II. Known as Karkeh in medieval islamic period. Badly damaged by Iran-Irak war.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Sorkheh-ye Sheykh ‘Azīz -
Ivan-e-Karkeh northern suburb
No dating information. Destroyed by human activities, but visible on CORONA imagery.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Sālār-e Shahīdān -
Tepe Ishan Asoud
Sasanian settlement.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Sālār-e Shahīdān -
Ishan Al Aswad (KS-239 and WK-157)
Late-Middle Susiana, Late Susiana 1 and 2, Terminakl Susa I, Susa II and III, and Old Elamite settlement (1,5 ha). Eastern side largely eroded ; southern and western portions destroyed by modern agriculture.
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Dehestān-e Fatḩ ol Mobīn
