A Abedi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 22023 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | A Abedi |
| NOMBRES | A |
| APELLIDO | Abedi |
| FIRMA | ABEDI A |
| AFILIACIONES | Tabriz Islamic Arts University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0768-2273 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The provenance of local obsidian sources and its consumption in northwestern Iran's prehistoric artifacts
Seal and sealing in the Kura-Araxes culture
Administrative evidences such as seal, seal making and seal impression are not common in the Kura-Araxes culture and considered as a rare finding why the total seals reported from Kura-Araxes sites in northwestern Iran, the southern Caucasus and Eastern Anatolia does not exceed one dozen. First and second seasons of excavation in Kul Tepe Gargar brought to light a stamp and a cylinder seals that are considered as the first evidence of seal and se…
Study and analysis of the Chalcolithic Period of the Mughan Plain based on the archaeological data of Yataq-Tepesi, Northwest of Iran
The rivers, including Aras, in the Mughan region played an important role in the formation of the prehistoric sites. The Mughan Plain has not received particular attention in terms of the archaeological investigations, as the extensive scientific activities concentrated on the Lake Urmia basin. Yataq-Tepesi is a prehistoric site in the city of Germi (Mughan Region) that became the subject of the scientific research. The main aim of this paper is …
Explanation of the Settlement and Cultural Patterns of the Northwestern Basin of Lake Urmia in During Chalcolithic Period
Explanation of the Settlement and Cultural Patterns of the Northwestern Basin of Lake Urmia in During Chalcolithic Period
An Elucidation of the Absolute (C14) and Relative Chronologies of the Zab Basin’s Bronze Age Cultures Using AMS; The Genesis of Cultural Identity Against the Backdrop of the Late Chalcolithic Developm…
Absolute (C14 AMS) and Relative Chronologies of the Little Zab River Basin's Bronze Age Cultures; The Genesis of Cultural Identity against the Backdrop of the Late Chalcolithic Developments Iran by Micro-PIXE
Explanation of Neolithic and Chalcolithic of Qaradagh region based on archaeological data from Ahar County
Ahar County, located in the northeast of Azerbaijan, has different sites and cultures. Archaeological studies and chronological table of Azerbaijan have been formed based on the data of Urmia Lake basin and the position of other regions of northwestern Iran, including Qaradagh region (meaning very large mountain in Turkish), remained unknown in its cultural sequence. Since this area is located between the South Caucasus region and the northern re…
Extending the scale of obsidian studies
Recent archaeological research has highlighted the potential role of mobile pastoral groups in the diffusion of raw materials and technological innovations between the southern Caucasus and north‐western Iran from the Neolithic onwards. Two successive projects, PAST‐OBS and SCOPE, were designed to explore this hypothesis through the study of obsidian consumption patterns from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age using a flexible analytical strategy th…
The Dozdaqi Area; Establishment of Bronze Age in the North of Urmia Lake
Khoy Plain has attracted various tribes in terms of geographical conditions and suitable environmental capacities over the course of thousands of years, and has been the basis for establishing human settlements in different periods. The pattern of dispersion of the areas identified in this mid-range plain in the Bronze Age reveals the emergence and existence of a large center called "Dozdqi", which in this period becomes a very important center. …
The Study of Petrography of the 4th Millennium B.C. Pottery of the Narjuiyeh in Jiroft
Application of Strontium Isotope Analysis of Bone and Tooth in the Study of Ancient Immigrations
Consuming local
This paper reports the results of a recent geological and archaeological survey conducted in the Sarab district (Sabalan area) in Northwestern Iran. This survey aimed to identify potential obsidian outcrops in the region and to investigate archaeological sites in the vicinity to assess their obsidian exploitation patterns. We located a new obsidian source, Ideloo, and surveyed the previously known archaeological sites of Tepe Qalehjoogh, Kultepe …
New Uruk finds in NW Iran
During 2007 archaeological survey of Little Zab River in Sardasht district in northwest Iran, six typical Uruk (Uruk-related) sites were brought to light. One of the important ones is Tepe Badamyar Rabat, with typical Bevelled Rim Bowls pottery that is considered as the first evidence of Uruk materials in northwest Iran. In addition to Rabat, the Uruk materials found in Tepe Baghi, Tepe Waliv, Tepe Molla Yousef, Tepe Lavin and Tepe Goman provide …
Provenance of obsidian artifacts from the Chalcolithic site of Dava Göz in NW Iran using portable XRF
The provenance of Kul Tepe obsidian artifacts
Fifth and fourth millennium BC in north-western Iran
This paper discusses the nature of Dalma and Pisdeli cultures, their regional and interregional interactions and expansions in 5th millennium BC. It discusses old and new excavations and surveys as well. According to the importance of the material from these periods found at newly-excavated sites such as Kul Tepe Jolfa, Dava Göz Khoy, Lavin Tepe, and Qosha Tepe, we briefly describe the main stratigraphic and material data from these sites. Old an…
Kura-Araxes culture and North-Western Iran
The Kura-Araxes culture is well attested in North-Western Iran but the nearly total absence of 14C dates makes the study of the development of this culture in the region somewhat problematic. Given the importance of Kura-Araxes materials from Kul Tepe near Jolfa (Hadishahr), we will briefly describe the main stratigraphic, architectural and artifactual data from this site which produced materials from Late Chalcolithic, Kura-Araxes I, II and III …
New Evidence from Dalma and Kura-Araxes Culture at Tapeh Qal‘e-ye-Sarsakhti
Tapeh Qal‘eh-ye-Sarsakhti is located between the Central Iranian Plateau and the Zagros Mountains, specifically in the entrance threshold to the Central Iranian Plateau from the eastern part of Central Zagros. It is a rich site including several periods: late Neolithic, Middle and Late Chalcolithic, Early and Middle Bronze Age, Parthian and eventually the Seljuk era. According to surveys conducted in the Central Zagros and in the Central Iranian …
Provenance of prehistoric obsidian artefacts from Kul Tepe, northwestern Iran using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis
Provenance of prehistoric obsidian artefacts from Kul Tepe, northwestern Iran using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis
Provenance of obsidian artifacts from the Chalcolithic site of Dava Göz in NW Iran using portable XRF
The provenance of Kul Tepe obsidian artifacts
Kura-Araxes culture and North-Western Iran
The Kura-Araxes culture is well attested in North-Western Iran but the nearly total absence of 14C dates makes the study of the development of this culture in the region somewhat problematic. Given the importance of Kura-Araxes materials from Kul Tepe near Jolfa (Hadishahr), we will briefly describe the main stratigraphic, architectural and artifactual data from this site which produced materials from Late Chalcolithic, Kura-Araxes I, II and III …
New Evidence from Dalma and Kura-Araxes Culture at Tapeh Qal‘e-ye-Sarsakhti
Tapeh Qal‘eh-ye-Sarsakhti is located between the Central Iranian Plateau and the Zagros Mountains, specifically in the entrance threshold to the Central Iranian Plateau from the eastern part of Central Zagros. It is a rich site including several periods: late Neolithic, Middle and Late Chalcolithic, Early and Middle Bronze Age, Parthian and eventually the Seljuk era. According to surveys conducted in the Central Zagros and in the Central Iranian …
Consuming local
This paper reports the results of a recent geological and archaeological survey conducted in the Sarab district (Sabalan area) in Northwestern Iran. This survey aimed to identify potential obsidian outcrops in the region and to investigate archaeological sites in the vicinity to assess their obsidian exploitation patterns. We located a new obsidian source, Ideloo, and surveyed the previously known archaeological sites of Tepe Qalehjoogh, Kultepe …
Provenance of prehistoric obsidian artefacts from Kul Tepe, northwestern Iran using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis
New Evidence from Dalma and Kura-Araxes Culture at Tapeh Qal‘e-ye-Sarsakhti
Tapeh Qal‘eh-ye-Sarsakhti is located between the Central Iranian Plateau and the Zagros Mountains, specifically in the entrance threshold to the Central Iranian Plateau from the eastern part of Central Zagros. It is a rich site including several periods: late Neolithic, Middle and Late Chalcolithic, Early and Middle Bronze Age, Parthian and eventually the Seljuk era. According to surveys conducted in the Central Zagros and in the Central Iranian …
Fifth and fourth millennium BC in north-western Iran
This paper discusses the nature of Dalma and Pisdeli cultures, their regional and interregional interactions and expansions in 5th millennium BC. It discusses old and new excavations and surveys as well. According to the importance of the material from these periods found at newly-excavated sites such as Kul Tepe Jolfa, Dava Göz Khoy, Lavin Tepe, and Qosha Tepe, we briefly describe the main stratigraphic and material data from these sites. Old an…
Kura-Araxes culture and North-Western Iran
The Kura-Araxes culture is well attested in North-Western Iran but the nearly total absence of 14C dates makes the study of the development of this culture in the region somewhat problematic. Given the importance of Kura-Araxes materials from Kul Tepe near Jolfa (Hadishahr), we will briefly describe the main stratigraphic, architectural and artifactual data from this site which produced materials from Late Chalcolithic, Kura-Araxes I, II and III …
Provenance of obsidian artifacts from the Chalcolithic site of Dava Göz in NW Iran using portable XRF
The provenance of Kul Tepe obsidian artifacts
New Uruk finds in NW Iran
During 2007 archaeological survey of Little Zab River in Sardasht district in northwest Iran, six typical Uruk (Uruk-related) sites were brought to light. One of the important ones is Tepe Badamyar Rabat, with typical Bevelled Rim Bowls pottery that is considered as the first evidence of Uruk materials in northwest Iran. In addition to Rabat, the Uruk materials found in Tepe Baghi, Tepe Waliv, Tepe Molla Yousef, Tepe Lavin and Tepe Goman provide …
The Dozdaqi Area; Establishment of Bronze Age in the North of Urmia Lake
Khoy Plain has attracted various tribes in terms of geographical conditions and suitable environmental capacities over the course of thousands of years, and has been the basis for establishing human settlements in different periods. The pattern of dispersion of the areas identified in this mid-range plain in the Bronze Age reveals the emergence and existence of a large center called "Dozdqi", which in this period becomes a very important center. …
The Study of Petrography of the 4th Millennium B.C. Pottery of the Narjuiyeh in Jiroft
Application of Strontium Isotope Analysis of Bone and Tooth in the Study of Ancient Immigrations
Consuming local
This paper reports the results of a recent geological and archaeological survey conducted in the Sarab district (Sabalan area) in Northwestern Iran. This survey aimed to identify potential obsidian outcrops in the region and to investigate archaeological sites in the vicinity to assess their obsidian exploitation patterns. We located a new obsidian source, Ideloo, and surveyed the previously known archaeological sites of Tepe Qalehjoogh, Kultepe …
Explanation of the Settlement and Cultural Patterns of the Northwestern Basin of Lake Urmia in During Chalcolithic Period
Explanation of the Settlement and Cultural Patterns of the Northwestern Basin of Lake Urmia in During Chalcolithic Period
An Elucidation of the Absolute (C14) and Relative Chronologies of the Zab Basin’s Bronze Age Cultures Using AMS; The Genesis of Cultural Identity Against the Backdrop of the Late Chalcolithic Developm…
Absolute (C14 AMS) and Relative Chronologies of the Little Zab River Basin's Bronze Age Cultures; The Genesis of Cultural Identity against the Backdrop of the Late Chalcolithic Developments Iran by Micro-PIXE
Explanation of Neolithic and Chalcolithic of Qaradagh region based on archaeological data from Ahar County
Ahar County, located in the northeast of Azerbaijan, has different sites and cultures. Archaeological studies and chronological table of Azerbaijan have been formed based on the data of Urmia Lake basin and the position of other regions of northwestern Iran, including Qaradagh region (meaning very large mountain in Turkish), remained unknown in its cultural sequence. Since this area is located between the South Caucasus region and the northern re…
Extending the scale of obsidian studies
Recent archaeological research has highlighted the potential role of mobile pastoral groups in the diffusion of raw materials and technological innovations between the southern Caucasus and north‐western Iran from the Neolithic onwards. Two successive projects, PAST‐OBS and SCOPE, were designed to explore this hypothesis through the study of obsidian consumption patterns from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age using a flexible analytical strategy th…
Seal and sealing in the Kura-Araxes culture
Administrative evidences such as seal, seal making and seal impression are not common in the Kura-Araxes culture and considered as a rare finding why the total seals reported from Kura-Araxes sites in northwestern Iran, the southern Caucasus and Eastern Anatolia does not exceed one dozen. First and second seasons of excavation in Kul Tepe Gargar brought to light a stamp and a cylinder seals that are considered as the first evidence of seal and se…
Study and analysis of the Chalcolithic Period of the Mughan Plain based on the archaeological data of Yataq-Tepesi, Northwest of Iran
The rivers, including Aras, in the Mughan region played an important role in the formation of the prehistoric sites. The Mughan Plain has not received particular attention in terms of the archaeological investigations, as the extensive scientific activities concentrated on the Lake Urmia basin. Yataq-Tepesi is a prehistoric site in the city of Germi (Mughan Region) that became the subject of the scientific research. The main aim of this paper is …
The provenance of local obsidian sources and its consumption in northwestern Iran's prehistoric artifacts
Archaeology (17 obras) · Geography (17 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (14 obras) · Ancient history (11 obras) · Geology (11 obras) · History (11 obras) · Ancient Near East History (10 obras) · Bronze Age (10 obras) · Chalcolithic (8 obras) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (6 obras)