Identifying the Newfound Sites in the Southern District of the Qazvin Plain, and Its Implications for Understanding How the Region Transformed in the Iron Age
The Qazvin Plain, located in the Central Iranian Plateau, is ripe with
historical artifacts, and significant investigations and
excavations have been conducted there. Those efforts are notable for
revealing pre-historic sites with cultural continuity, dispersed
across the southern district of the Qazvin Plain and dating back from
the Paleolithic Period to the Historic Period. However,
some questions and ambiguities regarding the Iron Age sites still
remained that led me to explore the region. The results of this
investigation include identifying and introducing several sites from the
Iron Age and the transitional era to the Historic Period,
which shows that there are far more Iron Age sites in the region.
Moreover, the identification of vast sites in that region suggests
that centers of culture may have moved in the Iron Age.
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