Tol-e Bōrj (MS23)

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REFERENCES

IRAN GAZETTEER (https://irangazetteer.humspace.ucla.edu/catalogue/tol-e-borj-tepe-borj-%d8%aa%d9%84-%d8%a8%d8%b1%d8%ac-%d8%aa%d9%be%d9%87-%d8%a8%d8%b1%d8%ac/) 
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, p. 44 (https://library.hungaricana.hu/en/view/MTAKonyvtarKiadvanyai_BORB_02/?pg=116&layout=s )

Nahegelegene Fundstellen

Tappeh Solak Dehnow Sādāt (MS17)
Neolithic, Sasanian & Islamic settlement (0,8 ha). Heavily damaged ancient mound, on which modern housing existed by 1969 (Corona imagery), abandonned by 1984 (KH9-Hexagon imagery). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002).
Iran, Dehnow-ye Sādāt-e Vosţá
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Small round mound, visible on Corona imagery (1969). Since destroyed by agriculture.
Iran, Dehnow-ye Markazī
Tappeh Dehnow Sādāt (MS18)
Lapui, Middle Elamite/Qaleh, Teimuran & Achaemenid (?) settlement. Mound, heavily disturbed and covered by modern constructions already by 1969 (Corona imagery). Surveyed by Zeidi et al. (2002).
Iran, Dehnow-ye Sādāt-e Vosţá
Unidentified site
Probable archaeological site. Squarish large mound, almost leveled and destroyed by cultival. Better visible on Corona (1969) and KH9-Hexagon imagery (1984).
Iran, Karamābād