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ID129004
Title ProperDevelopment and decline of the Bampur Valley, based on the new archaeological evidence from prehistoric period
LanguageENG
AuthorMoradi, Hossein ;  Dadian, Hossein Sarhaddi ;  Rahman, Nik Hassan Shuhami Nik Abdul
Publication2014.
Summary / Abstract (Note)This paper consists of some of the findings of the authors during their research at prehistoric sites of Bampur and its surrounding areas in August 2011. These areas, which have been introduced as Bampur-related sites, comprise an area about of 5-10 kilometers and belong to the Bronze Age. The paper introduces, categorizes and analyzes the archaeological findings in relation to the Bampur collection. The archaeological findings show that: (1) unlike the previous belief, there existed a peak settlement dated back to the Chah Husseini period which was prior to Bampur I; (2) in fact, Bampur II-IV had larger populations due to growth of trade and commerce and their relations with Yahya and Mesopotamia; (3) the later periods of the Bampur collection show a decreasing number of sites at Bampur VI.
`In' analytical NoteIranian Studies Vol.47, No.2; March 2014: p.263-287
Journal SourceIranian Studies Vol.47, No.2; March 2014: p.263-287
Key WordsBampur Valley ;  Archaeological Evidence ;  Prehistoric Period ;  History ;  Iran ;  Prehistoric Sites - Iran ;  Bampur Collection ;  Bronze Age ;  Historical Context ;  Persian History ;  Persia ;  Archaeological Decline