The region around the 9th-llth century city of Siraf, Iran, is examined to show how intensive surveys can help in the assessment of the economic geography of archaeological sites. Agricultural land, much of it terraced, was found to spread over 6 km inland from the city occupying land which is shunned by modern cultivators. Frequently this land was stripped and fragmented by sheet or gully erosion but cultural remains enabled me original ground surfaces to be re-constructed The total area of Siraf period agricultural land manured from city refuse is represented cartographically and the resulting distribution is shown to be clustered around the city in response to both economic and physical controls. It is hoped that similar studies if appli...
Southeastern Iran consists of several different geographical zones. Archaeologically, Halil Rud Basi...
During the late Holocene, an avulsion-controlled Karun megafan developed in the Lower Khuzestan plai...
The Gorgan Plain (NE Iran) is characterized by fertile soils formed on a loess plateau and is at pre...
The region around the 9th-llth century city of Siraf, Iran, is examined to show how intensive survey...
International audienceThe Firuzabad Plain in south Fars (Iran) is well known due to the circular cit...
The environmental potential of the Sultāniyya plain have emerged as powerful baseline for the format...
Evidence from archaeological excavation, intensive surface survey, geoarchaeological investigations,...
Evidence from archaeological excavation, intensive surface survey, geoarchaeological investigations,...
International audienceSince 2005, the Archaeological Mission of Aghmat (Morocco) has aimed to study,...
An archaeological survey of the plain of Tehran was begun in August 2003, marking the initiation of ...
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The village of Sarmashhad is located in the Dadin rural community of "Jarreh Baladeh" section of Kaz...
This dissertation concerns human-environment interactions in southeastern Portugal during the centur...
Southeastern Iran consists of several different geographical zones. Archaeologically, Halil Rud Basi...
During the late Holocene, an avulsion-controlled Karun megafan developed in the Lower Khuzestan plai...
The Gorgan Plain (NE Iran) is characterized by fertile soils formed on a loess plateau and is at pre...
The region around the 9th-llth century city of Siraf, Iran, is examined to show how intensive survey...
International audienceThe Firuzabad Plain in south Fars (Iran) is well known due to the circular cit...
The environmental potential of the Sultāniyya plain have emerged as powerful baseline for the format...
Evidence from archaeological excavation, intensive surface survey, geoarchaeological investigations,...
Evidence from archaeological excavation, intensive surface survey, geoarchaeological investigations,...
International audienceSince 2005, the Archaeological Mission of Aghmat (Morocco) has aimed to study,...
An archaeological survey of the plain of Tehran was begun in August 2003, marking the initiation of ...
Également disponible en téléchargement par l'URL : http://www.persee.fr/web/revues/home/prescript/ar...
The village of Sarmashhad is located in the Dadin rural community of "Jarreh Baladeh" section of Kaz...
This dissertation concerns human-environment interactions in southeastern Portugal during the centur...
Southeastern Iran consists of several different geographical zones. Archaeologically, Halil Rud Basi...
During the late Holocene, an avulsion-controlled Karun megafan developed in the Lower Khuzestan plai...
The Gorgan Plain (NE Iran) is characterized by fertile soils formed on a loess plateau and is at pre...