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Teppe Hasanlu or
Hasanlu Tepe (Persian: تپه حسنلو) is an
archeological site of an
ancient city
located in
northwest Iran (in the
province of West Azerbaijan)...
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Banafsh Tappeh (Persian: بنفش تپه, also
Romanized as
Banafsh Teppeh) is a
village in
Banafsh Tappeh Rural District, Now
Kandeh District, Bandar-e Gaz County...
- was
discovered by
Robert H.
Dyson in 1958
while excavating the site of
Teppeh Hasanlu, near the city of Naghadeh, in
northwest Iran. The bowl is estimated...
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identified Calah with
Holwan or Sir Pul-i-Zohab, and Resen, or Dasen, with
Yasin Teppeh in the
plain of
Sharizur in Kurdistan. In 1849 (Journ. of Roy. Asiat. Soc...
- from Susa in
relation to a loan of Silver. In
legal texts excavated from
Teppeh Bormi (Huhnur)
Ruhurater is
invoked along with
Nahhunte as
divine witnesses...
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which refers to the Vali's
stony fort on top of the city peak
Teppeh-ye
Painshahr (
Teppeh-ye Tous-Nowzar). In 1638 the
common modern Turkish-Persian border...
- Suppl., Philadelphia, pp. 46–68, 1990 M.Y.
Mashkour “Faunal
remains from
Teppeh Hissar (Iran),” in
Proceedings of XIII
International Congress of Prehistoric...
- trainers.
Imperial Iranian Air
Force Advanced Fighter Training Group, Doshan
Teppeh The
Irish Air
Corps replaced its
Gloster Gladiators with
Hawker Hurricanes...
