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Location

  • Afghanistan, Qal‘ah-ye Muḩammad Ḩasan
  • geo:34.48698,69.176682

Period or year

  • 14xx / 15xx

Classification

  • graves
  • Visible

Takht-i Shah (BALL-1137)

data access 90723

BALL Warwick (2018), Archaeological gazetteer of Afghanistan, revised edition, Oxford

Nearby sites

  • Tepe Narenj (BALL-2268)
    Hunnic, Hindu Shahi Buddhist large monastery complex, that remained active until the Muslim conquest. Comprises one large stupa and five small ones. Excavated by Paiman (2004-12).
    Afghanistan, Qal‘ah-ye Muḩammad Ḩasan
  • Hashmatkhan (BALL-418)
    Kushani-Sasanian, Turk & Hindu Shahi, and Timurid settlement. Complex of Buddhist monastery and stupa, caves and cells, and Timurid tombs. Excavated by Gerard (1833).
    Afghanistan, Qal‘ah-ye Ḩashmat
  • Khwaja Safa (BALL-2138)
    Kushan and Turk-Shahi Buddhist monastery complex, built upon by an Islamic shrine.
    Afghanistan, Qal‘ah-ye Muḩammaḏ Shafī‘
  • Kabul western and southern old wall
    Series of stone and mud-brick walls, running along Sher Darwaza and Asma'i ridges. Possible Hunnic origin, rebuilt in Mughal and colonial times. Partially destroyed.
    Afghanistan, Guz̄argāh

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Creators: Entry created by Julien De Chocqueuse (2023-10-20) , with possible contributions by others. CC BY-SA 4.0, metadata CC-0.
Persistent URI: https://vici.org/vici/90723
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Suggested citation: De Chocqueuse, J. , Takht-i Shah (BALL-1137). https://vici.org/vici/90723, accessed 2026-11-11.