Human remains from Robat Aghaj, Iran, 2017

AuthorsArkadiusz Sołtysiak,مجید منتظرظهوری,جواد حسین زاده ساداتی
JournalBioarchaeology of the Near East
Page number96
Volume number11
Paper TypeFull Paper
Published At2018-02-11
Journal GradeScientific - research
Journal TypeElectronic
Journal CountryIran, Islamic Republic Of
Journal IndexSCOPUS

Abstract

One of many historical underground structures in the Markazi province, Iran, is located near the modern village Robat Aghaj, c. 20km north to the town Khomein (33◦49′26′′N, 50◦05′55′′E). Partially filled with soil, it was excavated in February and March 2017 by a team from the University of Kashan directed by Majjid Montazerzohouri. e structure contains one long tunnel with a few shorter ones and eleven rooms (Figure 1). Most artifacts retrieved from the site were dated to the Khwarazmian Period (late 12 – early 13 century CE).

tags: Human remains, Robat Aghaj, Iran, underground structure