Behrouz Khanmohammadi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4431965 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Behrouz Khanmohammadi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Behrouz |
| FAMILY NAME | Khanmohammadi |
| SIGNATURE | KHANMOHAMMADI B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cultural Heritage Administration |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
At the foot of the Ararat: Dambat/Tambat. A medieval Armenian ‘city’ on the foothills of Lesser Ararat mountain, Maku county, Iran
Maku County, located in the northwestern corner of Iran, has historically been a critical crossroads between major empires, including Persian, Armenian, and Turkish powers. Despite its strategic significance, the region’s challenging geography, characterized by rugged mountains and difficult terrain, has contributed to its marginalization in both Eastern and Western scholarly research. This article introduces a new study of the archaeological sit…
A metal belt in the Orumiyeh museum, Iran
This article discusses a bronze belt kept in the Orumiyeh Museum. The belt, almost completely preserved, has a geometric decoration consisting of five parallel bands filled with small embossed dots: this kind of decoration has many parallels spread from the Southern Caucasus to the north-western region of Iran (mainly from the site of Hasanlu). In this contribution, the authors analyse the belt’s morphology and decoration, and identify a series o…
A New Decorated Bronze Belt from Orumiyeh Region, North-Western Iran
This paper discusses a bronze belt currently kept in Orumiyeh Museum; its distinctive morphology and decoration are closely paralleled by another belt found in the area of Gargul, Piranshahr, not so long ago. The iconography of this belt shows a possible Assyrian influence, while the artefact itself is clearly of Southern Caucasian derivation; regarding a particular feature concerning its clasp it resembles specimens found in level IV of the Hasa…
Kazim Khan: A Fortress on the Western Side of the Lake Orumiyeh Basin, Iran
A group of ‘giants’ houses’ recently discovered in Salmas Region, Iran
This paper describes a group of recently discovered structures identified during survey activities carried out in 2019 by the authors. All the newly discovered sites are located in the Shepiran Rural District of the Kohsar District, which is part of Salmas County in West Azerbaijan Province, Iran. The group of buildings exhibits interesting and unusual features. To date we have had the opportunity to study eighteen specimens of this type of build…
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Kazim Khan: A Fortress on the Western Side of the Lake Orumiyeh Basin, Iran
A group of ‘giants’ houses’ recently discovered in Salmas Region, Iran
This paper describes a group of recently discovered structures identified during survey activities carried out in 2019 by the authors. All the newly discovered sites are located in the Shepiran Rural District of the Kohsar District, which is part of Salmas County in West Azerbaijan Province, Iran. The group of buildings exhibits interesting and unusual features. To date we have had the opportunity to study eighteen specimens of this type of build…
A metal belt in the Orumiyeh museum, Iran
This article discusses a bronze belt kept in the Orumiyeh Museum. The belt, almost completely preserved, has a geometric decoration consisting of five parallel bands filled with small embossed dots: this kind of decoration has many parallels spread from the Southern Caucasus to the north-western region of Iran (mainly from the site of Hasanlu). In this contribution, the authors analyse the belt’s morphology and decoration, and identify a series o…
A New Decorated Bronze Belt from Orumiyeh Region, North-Western Iran
This paper discusses a bronze belt currently kept in Orumiyeh Museum; its distinctive morphology and decoration are closely paralleled by another belt found in the area of Gargul, Piranshahr, not so long ago. The iconography of this belt shows a possible Assyrian influence, while the artefact itself is clearly of Southern Caucasian derivation; regarding a particular feature concerning its clasp it resembles specimens found in level IV of the Hasa…
At the foot of the Ararat: Dambat/Tambat. A medieval Armenian ‘city’ on the foothills of Lesser Ararat mountain, Maku county, Iran
Maku County, located in the northwestern corner of Iran, has historically been a critical crossroads between major empires, including Persian, Armenian, and Turkish powers. Despite its strategic significance, the region’s challenging geography, characterized by rugged mountains and difficult terrain, has contributed to its marginalization in both Eastern and Western scholarly research. This article introduces a new study of the archaeological sit…
Ancient history (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · Ancient Near East History (3 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Bronze (2 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (2 works)