The Pottery from the Mannean Site of Qalaichi, Bukan (NW-Iran)

Mollazadeh, Kazem

doi:10.2143/ia.43.0.2024044

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“…Similar pottery pieces are available from the Neo-Assyrian era, Iron Age III, and the Achaemenidperiod [13].Certain types of delicate pottery have also been found in northwest Iran, particularly in Qalaichi and Ziwiye that resemble the Clinky pottery of west Iran in terms of form and style [14].…”

Section: The Pottery Data Analysismentioning

confidence: 97%

Parthian Settlement Patterns in the Central Zagros Region of Western Iran

Mohammadifar¹

2013

IJA

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Abstract:The study area in this research lies in the region of the Central Zagros, western Iran. An archaeological survey was conducted and approximately 340 Parthian (ca 250 B.C.225A.D.) archaeological sites were discovered and recorded. The aim of the project was to develop a set of simple procedures that could be widely used to build basic models of site location and settlement patterns of Parthian sites. Two methodological issues are addressed in this paper: (1) technical aspects regarding basic methods of data collection and GISbased processing and analysis; and (2) modeling archaeological site distribution patterns using the available archaeological and environmental data. In order to explore further the location of archaeological sites, a Geographical Information System (GIS) was developed combining all information from the recent survey of the area. The incorporation of this information into a GIS resulted in a digital archive of the survey area that enables the user to simultaneously visualize and analyze all data within their original spatial contexts making it possible to develop a more comprehensive investigation into the sites. The digital database was developed to synthesize information on site type, size, dating, and function. These data are subsequently used to address issues concerning changing settlement patterns in the study area. We suggest that the settlement patterns are, to a large extent, directly shaped by wideranging cultural needs which offer a strategic point for functional interpretation of the Parthian culture.

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Section: The Pottery Data Analysismentioning

confidence: 97%

Parthian Settlement Patterns in the Central Zagros Region of Western Iran

Mohammadifar¹

2013

IJA

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“…Pottery with incised motifs was also reported from Ziwiye (fig. 8) (Young 1965: 61;Dyson 1963c: 35;Mo'tamedi 1997), Qalaichi (Mollazadeh 2008, Kargar 2004, Kul-Tarike (Rezvani 2004: 101, fig. 10: 2;p.…”

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An Archaeological View to the Mannaean Kingdom

Hassanzadeh

2023

AsiAnA

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The Mannaean Kingdom’s heartland is located south of Lake Urmia and north of Lake Zaribar in the Zagros Mountain in western Iran from the 9th to 6th centuries BC. Until recently, knowledge on the Mannaeans mostly came from Assyrian texts and, in rare cases, from Urartian inscriptions. In the last five decades, new findings from archaeological excavations and surveys have revealed other aspects of Mannaean material culture. Most of these excavations have been published in Iranian journals, which present summaries without clear methodologies or typologies. This article is an attempt at synthesizing recent publications on archaeological field studies, in some of which the author participated. The goal is document the state of knowledge of the Mannaean culture based on the results of recent archaeological excavations and to share a more articulate understanding of this kingdom with a larger audience.

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The Evidence of Mannaean in Western Hasanlu

Binandeh

2020

Archaeology of Iran in the Historical Period

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The Pottery from the Mannean Site of Qalaichi, Bukan (NW-Iran)

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Parthian Settlement Patterns in the Central Zagros Region of Western Iran

Parthian Settlement Patterns in the Central Zagros Region of Western Iran

An Archaeological View to the Mannaean Kingdom

The Evidence of Mannaean in Western Hasanlu

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