Volume XXIII / Number 4
1933
Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: E. F. S.
Foreword: Tepe Hissar Excavations 1931
It is our pleasant duty to express gratitude to the patrons, counsellors, and friends of the Expedition, whose constant interest […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: Erich F. Schmidt
The Expedition: Tepe Hissar: Excavations of 1931
The Aims of the Expedition It is the aim of every archaeological expedition to uncover remains of peoples and cultures […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: Erich F. Schmidt
Hissar I: Tepe Hissar: Excavations of 1931
The Stratum of the Painted Pottery About 3000 B.C., let us estimate, the present plain of Damghan already was settled […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: Erich F. Schmidt
Hissar II: Tepe Hissar: Excavations of 1931
The Stratum of the Early Gray Ware Again we are simply estimating in attributing the arrival of the Hissar II […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: Erich F. Schmidt
Hissar III: Tepe Hissar: Excavations of 1931
The Stratum of the Late Gray Ware The Iron Age began in Persia, according to our belief, during the second […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: Erich F. Schmidt
The Sasanian Palace: Tepe Hissar: Excavations of 1931
[Plates CLVI-CLXIX] We are convinced that the Damghan plain was settled rather continuously by towns or villages of varying importance; […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: Erich F. Schmidt
Summary and Results: Tepe Hissar: Excavations of 1931
Time had erased the memory of the dead towns of Tepe Hissar. About three and a half millennia after the […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: Erich F. Schmidt
Appendix: Tepe Hissar: Excavations of 1931
Season’s End, Interlude in Teheran Icy winds and occasional flurries of rain were already sweeping across the Damghan plain when, […]
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