Hassan Fazeli
Biographic Data
| ID | 1723712 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hassan Fazeli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hassan |
| FAMILY NAME | Fazeli |
| SIGNATURE | FAZELI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tehran |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Landlord villages of Iran as examples of political economy and materiality
This paper uses a political economy framework to explore the role of external agents of change in Iran, and the impact of foreign trade during the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly with Russia and Britain. The results of an historical archaeology exploring landlord villages in the Tehran Plain are analysed here to show how the extremely long-lived landlord village form of land tenure and economic and social control offers a useful case study …
Women and Class in Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran
Holocene settlement shifts and palaeoenvironments on the Central Iranian Plateau
For thousands of years, humans have inhabited locations that are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, earthquakes, and floods. In order to investigate the extent to which Holocene environmental changes may have impacted on cultural evolution, we present new geologic, geomorphic, and chronologic data from the Qazvin Plain in northwest Iran that provides a backdrop of natural environmental changes for the simultaneous cultural dynami…
Cheshmeh Ali Ware
A distinctive red ceramic known as Cheshmeh Ali Ware, which dates to the Transitional Chalcolithic period (c. 5200–4300 BC), has been found at sites on the Central Plateau in northern Iran, stretching from the Gorgan plain in the east to the Qazvin plain in the west. Geochemical and petrographic analyses were performed on samples collected from sites in the Qazvin and Tehran plains to investigate the mode of production and distribution. The resul…
Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran and Historical Archaeology in Iran
Landlord villages played a major role in rural life for many centuries in the Tehran Plain and many other parts of Iran. Although they are now abandoned, they were occupied within living memory, and thus offer the opportunity for study as an historical archaeology project, with a methodology that draws together analysis of standing buildings, oral testimony, excavation and, in the future, historical records. These analyses allow us to begin to co…
Vegetation history of the SE section of the Zagros Mountains during the last five millennia; a pollen record from the Maharlou Lake, Fars Province, Iran
Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran
Landlord villages were a major component in rural life for many centuries in the Tehran Plain and much of Iran. This project aims to record the now abandoned structures, link them to historical and ethnographic information, and analyse the use of space within them. This analysis will take into account social hierarchies and relationships, gender and activity. Of particular importance in archaeological terms is the understanding of craft activitie…
Tepe Ghabristan
The Chalcolithic tell of Ghabristan in northwest Iran is now buried by alluvium and a magnetometer survey of the tell and its surroundings was undertaken to reveal any features under this cover. After the abandonment of the tell in the late third millennium BC it was used as an Iron Age cemetery by inhabitants of the neighbouring tell of Sagzabad. The magnetometer data show a related irregularly shaped channel that is also considered to be of Iro…
Life in a Fifth-Millennium BCE Village
Copper and Complexity
Generations of Mesopotamian archaeologists, looking at Iran as if through the wrong end of a telescope, have tended to contrast the developed and urbanized centres of their early riverine civilizations with what they assumed were the sparsely populated and undeveloped resource areas of highland Iran. (Beale 1973: 133)
Copper and Complexity
Vegetation history of the SE section of the Zagros Mountains during the last five millennia; a pollen record from the Maharlou Lake, Fars Province, Iran
Copper and Complexity
Generations of Mesopotamian archaeologists, looking at Iran as if through the wrong end of a telescope, have tended to contrast the developed and urbanized centres of their early riverine civilizations with what they assumed were the sparsely populated and undeveloped resource areas of highland Iran. (Beale 1973: 133)
Holocene settlement shifts and palaeoenvironments on the Central Iranian Plateau
For thousands of years, humans have inhabited locations that are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, earthquakes, and floods. In order to investigate the extent to which Holocene environmental changes may have impacted on cultural evolution, we present new geologic, geomorphic, and chronologic data from the Qazvin Plain in northwest Iran that provides a backdrop of natural environmental changes for the simultaneous cultural dynami…
Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran
Landlord villages were a major component in rural life for many centuries in the Tehran Plain and much of Iran. This project aims to record the now abandoned structures, link them to historical and ethnographic information, and analyse the use of space within them. This analysis will take into account social hierarchies and relationships, gender and activity. Of particular importance in archaeological terms is the understanding of craft activitie…
Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran and Historical Archaeology in Iran
Landlord villages played a major role in rural life for many centuries in the Tehran Plain and many other parts of Iran. Although they are now abandoned, they were occupied within living memory, and thus offer the opportunity for study as an historical archaeology project, with a methodology that draws together analysis of standing buildings, oral testimony, excavation and, in the future, historical records. These analyses allow us to begin to co…
Tepe Ghabristan
The Chalcolithic tell of Ghabristan in northwest Iran is now buried by alluvium and a magnetometer survey of the tell and its surroundings was undertaken to reveal any features under this cover. After the abandonment of the tell in the late third millennium BC it was used as an Iron Age cemetery by inhabitants of the neighbouring tell of Sagzabad. The magnetometer data show a related irregularly shaped channel that is also considered to be of Iro…
Women and Class in Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran
Landlord villages of Iran as examples of political economy and materiality
This paper uses a political economy framework to explore the role of external agents of change in Iran, and the impact of foreign trade during the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly with Russia and Britain. The results of an historical archaeology exploring landlord villages in the Tehran Plain are analysed here to show how the extremely long-lived landlord village form of land tenure and economic and social control offers a useful case study …
Cheshmeh Ali Ware
A distinctive red ceramic known as Cheshmeh Ali Ware, which dates to the Transitional Chalcolithic period (c. 5200–4300 BC), has been found at sites on the Central Plateau in northern Iran, stretching from the Gorgan plain in the east to the Qazvin plain in the west. Geochemical and petrographic analyses were performed on samples collected from sites in the Qazvin and Tehran plains to investigate the mode of production and distribution. The resul…
Life in a Fifth-Millennium BCE Village
Copper and Complexity
Generations of Mesopotamian archaeologists, looking at Iran as if through the wrong end of a telescope, have tended to contrast the developed and urbanized centres of their early riverine civilizations with what they assumed were the sparsely populated and undeveloped resource areas of highland Iran. (Beale 1973: 133)
Copper and Complexity
Life in a Fifth-Millennium BCE Village
Tepe Ghabristan
The Chalcolithic tell of Ghabristan in northwest Iran is now buried by alluvium and a magnetometer survey of the tell and its surroundings was undertaken to reveal any features under this cover. After the abandonment of the tell in the late third millennium BC it was used as an Iron Age cemetery by inhabitants of the neighbouring tell of Sagzabad. The magnetometer data show a related irregularly shaped channel that is also considered to be of Iro…
Vegetation history of the SE section of the Zagros Mountains during the last five millennia; a pollen record from the Maharlou Lake, Fars Province, Iran
Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran
Landlord villages were a major component in rural life for many centuries in the Tehran Plain and much of Iran. This project aims to record the now abandoned structures, link them to historical and ethnographic information, and analyse the use of space within them. This analysis will take into account social hierarchies and relationships, gender and activity. Of particular importance in archaeological terms is the understanding of craft activitie…
Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran and Historical Archaeology in Iran
Landlord villages played a major role in rural life for many centuries in the Tehran Plain and many other parts of Iran. Although they are now abandoned, they were occupied within living memory, and thus offer the opportunity for study as an historical archaeology project, with a methodology that draws together analysis of standing buildings, oral testimony, excavation and, in the future, historical records. These analyses allow us to begin to co…
Cheshmeh Ali Ware
A distinctive red ceramic known as Cheshmeh Ali Ware, which dates to the Transitional Chalcolithic period (c. 5200–4300 BC), has been found at sites on the Central Plateau in northern Iran, stretching from the Gorgan plain in the east to the Qazvin plain in the west. Geochemical and petrographic analyses were performed on samples collected from sites in the Qazvin and Tehran plains to investigate the mode of production and distribution. The resul…
Holocene settlement shifts and palaeoenvironments on the Central Iranian Plateau
For thousands of years, humans have inhabited locations that are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, earthquakes, and floods. In order to investigate the extent to which Holocene environmental changes may have impacted on cultural evolution, we present new geologic, geomorphic, and chronologic data from the Qazvin Plain in northwest Iran that provides a backdrop of natural environmental changes for the simultaneous cultural dynami…
Women and Class in Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain, Iran
Landlord villages of Iran as examples of political economy and materiality
This paper uses a political economy framework to explore the role of external agents of change in Iran, and the impact of foreign trade during the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly with Russia and Britain. The results of an historical archaeology exploring landlord villages in the Tehran Plain are analysed here to show how the extremely long-lived landlord village form of land tenure and economic and social control offers a useful case study …
Archaeology (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (7 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Landlord (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works)