Ebrahim Karimi
Biographic Data
| ID | 914827 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ebrahim Karimi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ebrahim |
| FAMILY NAME | Karimi |
| SIGNATURE | KARIMI E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Victoria |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1869-3314 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Landscape affordances, GIS, and the hunting landscape of rock art in the Central Iranian Plateau
The pictographs of Chel-Dokhtaroon in the Southern Zagros Mountains, Fars, Central Southern Iran
This paper reports and discusses a new collection of pictographs situated in a rock shelter called Chel-Dokhtaroon in the southern Zagros Mountains in Jahrom, Fars province in southern Iran. Chel-Dokhtaroon contains one of the largest collections of pictographs identified in this part of the country so far. The use of Dstretch application recovered the faded depictions, which were not visible to the naked eye. The rock paintings of Chel-Dokhtaroo…
The visual landscape of rock art in Qeydu Valley in Teymare in the Central Iranian Plateau
Qeydu Valley is a part of the Teymare region, which contains one the largest clusters of rock art in the central Iranian Plateau. Analyzing about 495 panels in more than 100 sites, this paper is intended to provide an insight into the landscape of rock art in Qeydu Valley. The paper explores the intersection of rock art positioning, movement patterns, and visual landscape in the study area. Total and cumulative viewshed, cost distance, and least-…
The Petroglyphs of Qeydu Valley in Teymare, Central Iran: New Findings, Stylistic Analysis, and Relative Dating
Situated within the Teymare region, Qeydu Valley comprises one of the largest concentrations of petroglyphs in central Iran. The fieldwork conducted by the authors resulted in the identification of a large number of petroglyphs that had not been previously identified. The previously reported sites were also reidentified and systematically recorded. Some abstract markings in Qeydu resemble those known as Tamgas in Central Asian and Mongolian rock …
Abstract markings in the rock art of Iran: Relative dating and possible function of the markings
Although large number of rock art sites have been identified in Iran, our knowledge about dating of this art has remained very limited. This paper reviews the previous works on dating rock art of Iran. Moreover, using relative dating approaches, the paper discusses possible dating for abstract markings in the rock art of the country. Some petroglyphs carved on an ancient bas-relief and on the walls of ancient constructions of the known age assist…
Ibex in context: A new insight into the meaning of the ibex depiction in the rock art of Iran based on new findings from Mount Eüji-iti in Central Western Iran
The Petroglyphs of Domab in the Central Plateau of Iran
Two clusters of rock art consisting of a considerable number of petroglyphs are identified in the Domab region in the west of the Isfahan province in the central plateau of Iran. Hunting scenes and zoomorphic depictions, mostly ibexes, are the main subjects of rock art in the Domab area. All panels are made on the schist rocks that can be seen all over the region. Several scattered panels that bear geometric markings and depictions of ibexes have…
Ibex in context: A new insight into the meaning of the ibex depiction in the rock art of Iran based on new findings from Mount Eüji-iti in Central Western Iran
The Petroglyphs of Domab in the Central Plateau of Iran
Two clusters of rock art consisting of a considerable number of petroglyphs are identified in the Domab region in the west of the Isfahan province in the central plateau of Iran. Hunting scenes and zoomorphic depictions, mostly ibexes, are the main subjects of rock art in the Domab area. All panels are made on the schist rocks that can be seen all over the region. Several scattered panels that bear geometric markings and depictions of ibexes have…
The visual landscape of rock art in Qeydu Valley in Teymare in the Central Iranian Plateau
Qeydu Valley is a part of the Teymare region, which contains one the largest clusters of rock art in the central Iranian Plateau. Analyzing about 495 panels in more than 100 sites, this paper is intended to provide an insight into the landscape of rock art in Qeydu Valley. The paper explores the intersection of rock art positioning, movement patterns, and visual landscape in the study area. Total and cumulative viewshed, cost distance, and least-…
The Petroglyphs of Domab in the Central Plateau of Iran
Two clusters of rock art consisting of a considerable number of petroglyphs are identified in the Domab region in the west of the Isfahan province in the central plateau of Iran. Hunting scenes and zoomorphic depictions, mostly ibexes, are the main subjects of rock art in the Domab area. All panels are made on the schist rocks that can be seen all over the region. Several scattered panels that bear geometric markings and depictions of ibexes have…
Abstract markings in the rock art of Iran: Relative dating and possible function of the markings
Although large number of rock art sites have been identified in Iran, our knowledge about dating of this art has remained very limited. This paper reviews the previous works on dating rock art of Iran. Moreover, using relative dating approaches, the paper discusses possible dating for abstract markings in the rock art of the country. Some petroglyphs carved on an ancient bas-relief and on the walls of ancient constructions of the known age assist…
Ibex in context: A new insight into the meaning of the ibex depiction in the rock art of Iran based on new findings from Mount Eüji-iti in Central Western Iran
The pictographs of Chel-Dokhtaroon in the Southern Zagros Mountains, Fars, Central Southern Iran
This paper reports and discusses a new collection of pictographs situated in a rock shelter called Chel-Dokhtaroon in the southern Zagros Mountains in Jahrom, Fars province in southern Iran. Chel-Dokhtaroon contains one of the largest collections of pictographs identified in this part of the country so far. The use of Dstretch application recovered the faded depictions, which were not visible to the naked eye. The rock paintings of Chel-Dokhtaroo…
The visual landscape of rock art in Qeydu Valley in Teymare in the Central Iranian Plateau
Qeydu Valley is a part of the Teymare region, which contains one the largest clusters of rock art in the central Iranian Plateau. Analyzing about 495 panels in more than 100 sites, this paper is intended to provide an insight into the landscape of rock art in Qeydu Valley. The paper explores the intersection of rock art positioning, movement patterns, and visual landscape in the study area. Total and cumulative viewshed, cost distance, and least-…
The Petroglyphs of Qeydu Valley in Teymare, Central Iran: New Findings, Stylistic Analysis, and Relative Dating
Situated within the Teymare region, Qeydu Valley comprises one of the largest concentrations of petroglyphs in central Iran. The fieldwork conducted by the authors resulted in the identification of a large number of petroglyphs that had not been previously identified. The previously reported sites were also reidentified and systematically recorded. Some abstract markings in Qeydu resemble those known as Tamgas in Central Asian and Mongolian rock …
Landscape affordances, GIS, and the hunting landscape of rock art in the Central Iranian Plateau
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Geology (5 works) · Archaeology and Rock Art Studies (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (4 works) · Rock art (4 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Ancient Near East History (2 works)