The Jiroft culture, also known as the Intercultural style or the Halilrud style, is an early Bronze Age archaeological culture, located in the territory of pres...
Jiroft Chlorite artefacts
The Jiroft Game Boards (World’s Oldest Backgammons) قدیمی ترین تخته نرد های جهان در جیرفت As archeologist Jean Perrot noted in the P...
Jiroft culture also known as the Intercultural style or the Halilrud style, is a postulated early Bronze Age (late 3rd millennium BC) archaeological culture, located in the territory of present-day Balochistan & Kermān Provinces of Iran. It may be the remains of the lost Aratta Kingdom. Other conjectures have connected Konar Sandal with the obscure city-state of Marhashi, that apparently lay to the east of Elam proper.
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Hititte,vase with "Sing royal", Kültepe (Tahsin Özgüç) (Erdinç Bakla archive)
The Jiroft civilization is perhaps the oldest in the world. This culture produced great structures and decorations, but was unknown until only 20 years ago.
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Flooding in 2001 near Jiroft, Iran, exposed the ruins of an ancient necropolis from a Bronze Age culture that flourished alongside Mesopotamia.
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