Hassan Karimian
Biographic Data
| ID | 1344996 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hassan Karimian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hassan |
| FAMILY NAME | Karimian |
| SIGNATURE | KARIMIAN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tehran |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Uncovering the Islamic Governmental Citadel of Shahdezh in Isfahan, Iran
The magnificent architectural complex known as Shahdezh Citadel is a defensive compound with an area of over 15 ha, sitting atop Soffeh Mountain, close to the city of Isfahan, Iran. It is a unique historical complex due to its majesty, impregnability, and strategic significance, however, studies on the Citadel are limited to a few historical documents and reports on its visible relics. It is for this reason that the present authors began archaeol…
Mint Savojbolagh Mukri
Mahabad or formerly Savojbolagh Mukri is one of the most important cities in northwestern Iran in the southern basin of Lake Urmia It was founded by Budaq Sultan, one of the Mukri rulers, during the reign of Shah Suleiman the Safavid and for four centuries was the center of Mukrian province. In the past decades, several copper coins have been found in the city of Mahabad by the local people, which according to the inscription have been minted in …
Neo-Assyrian Royal Monuments from Lake Zeribar in Western Iran
From the testimony of his inscriptions, Sargon II of Assyria (r.721-705 BC) is known to have routinely erected monuments during his military campaigns in Western Iran.1 Two of these artefacts have been recovered in modern times, namely the Najafabad Stele2 and the Tang-i Var Rock Relief.3This paper primarily serves to publish a third such monument, which comes from the region of Lake Zeribar (also Zrebar, Zarivar, Zrewar, or Zeribor), the largest…
A Comparative Study of Numismatic Evidences Associated to Mining Activities in Parthian and Seleucid Dynasties
Knowledge of the number and location of mines of the ancient periods has been the subject of common research between archaeologists and archaeo-mineralogists. The scientific significance of the subject becomes apparent when the direct relation between the power of the ancient rulers and number of the mines they owned is perceived. The gold and silver mines, like today, were accounted as the main economic credit and backing of the ancient states. …
Impact of Religious Commandments on Residential Architecture of Zoroastrians, Case Study
Scholars that have focused on cities as the subject of their research, account the worldview and religion as the most significant factors in formation of urban spaces and architectural compositions. This is indeed why historical cities are known to reflect beliefs and cultures of their constructors. The influence of Islam on Iranian ancient cities is studied considerably, though research on the influence of commandments of the Zoroastrian religio…
Cities and social order in Sasanian Iran - the archaeological potential
The author shows how several of the great ruins of Sasanian cities of the last centuries BC are enriched by a vivid documentation. And while archaeological study is only just beginning, it clearly has exceptional potential for mapping the social order onto the streets and buildings
Socio-Economic Transformations
An archaeological survey of the plain of Tehran was begun in August 2003, marking the initiation of the second phase of collaborative research between Durham University, the University of Bradford, the University of Leicester, the University of Tehran and the Iranian Cultural Heritage and Tourism Organisation (ICHTO). The survey was launched with three main aims. Firstly, to pilot the collection of data regarding the frequency, distribution, dens…
Socio-Economic Transformations
An archaeological survey of the plain of Tehran was begun in August 2003, marking the initiation of the second phase of collaborative research between Durham University, the University of Bradford, the University of Leicester, the University of Tehran and the Iranian Cultural Heritage and Tourism Organisation (ICHTO). The survey was launched with three main aims. Firstly, to pilot the collection of data regarding the frequency, distribution, dens…
Cities and social order in Sasanian Iran - the archaeological potential
The author shows how several of the great ruins of Sasanian cities of the last centuries BC are enriched by a vivid documentation. And while archaeological study is only just beginning, it clearly has exceptional potential for mapping the social order onto the streets and buildings
Socio-Economic Transformations
An archaeological survey of the plain of Tehran was begun in August 2003, marking the initiation of the second phase of collaborative research between Durham University, the University of Bradford, the University of Leicester, the University of Tehran and the Iranian Cultural Heritage and Tourism Organisation (ICHTO). The survey was launched with three main aims. Firstly, to pilot the collection of data regarding the frequency, distribution, dens…
Cities and social order in Sasanian Iran - the archaeological potential
The author shows how several of the great ruins of Sasanian cities of the last centuries BC are enriched by a vivid documentation. And while archaeological study is only just beginning, it clearly has exceptional potential for mapping the social order onto the streets and buildings
Mint Savojbolagh Mukri
Mahabad or formerly Savojbolagh Mukri is one of the most important cities in northwestern Iran in the southern basin of Lake Urmia It was founded by Budaq Sultan, one of the Mukri rulers, during the reign of Shah Suleiman the Safavid and for four centuries was the center of Mukrian province. In the past decades, several copper coins have been found in the city of Mahabad by the local people, which according to the inscription have been minted in …
Neo-Assyrian Royal Monuments from Lake Zeribar in Western Iran
From the testimony of his inscriptions, Sargon II of Assyria (r.721-705 BC) is known to have routinely erected monuments during his military campaigns in Western Iran.1 Two of these artefacts have been recovered in modern times, namely the Najafabad Stele2 and the Tang-i Var Rock Relief.3This paper primarily serves to publish a third such monument, which comes from the region of Lake Zeribar (also Zrebar, Zarivar, Zrewar, or Zeribor), the largest…
A Comparative Study of Numismatic Evidences Associated to Mining Activities in Parthian and Seleucid Dynasties
Knowledge of the number and location of mines of the ancient periods has been the subject of common research between archaeologists and archaeo-mineralogists. The scientific significance of the subject becomes apparent when the direct relation between the power of the ancient rulers and number of the mines they owned is perceived. The gold and silver mines, like today, were accounted as the main economic credit and backing of the ancient states. …
Impact of Religious Commandments on Residential Architecture of Zoroastrians, Case Study
Scholars that have focused on cities as the subject of their research, account the worldview and religion as the most significant factors in formation of urban spaces and architectural compositions. This is indeed why historical cities are known to reflect beliefs and cultures of their constructors. The influence of Islam on Iranian ancient cities is studied considerably, though research on the influence of commandments of the Zoroastrian religio…
Uncovering the Islamic Governmental Citadel of Shahdezh in Isfahan, Iran
The magnificent architectural complex known as Shahdezh Citadel is a defensive compound with an area of over 15 ha, sitting atop Soffeh Mountain, close to the city of Isfahan, Iran. It is a unique historical complex due to its majesty, impregnability, and strategic significance, however, studies on the Citadel are limited to a few historical documents and reports on its visible relics. It is for this reason that the present authors began archaeol…
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