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Partially excavated places tagged “hissar culture”

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🇮🇷 Iran · Tell

Tepe Hissar Burned Building Annex West — Western Terrace

Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (4000-2000 BCE) · Hissar Culture

Tepe Hissar Burned Building Annex West — Western Terrace in Semnan, Damghan, Iran is a Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (4000-2000 BCE) tell attributed to Hissar Culture.

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🇮🇷 Iran · Tell

Tepe Hissar Burned Building Annex West — Northern Annex

Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (4000-2000 BCE) · Hissar Culture

Tepe Hissar Burned Building Annex West — Northern Annex in Semnan, Damghan, Iran is a Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (4000-2000 BCE) tell attributed to Hissar Culture.

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🇮🇷 Iran · Tell

Tepe Hissar Burned Building Annex West

Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (4000-2000 BCE) · Hissar Culture

Tepe Hissar Burned Building Annex West in Semnan, Damghan, Iran is a Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (4000-2000 BCE) tell attributed to Hissar Culture.