Hasanlu, Volume I Margaret Iverson

Hasanlu, Volume I Margaret IversonThe excavations at Hasanlu in northern Iran, conducted by the Museum from 1956 to 1977, yielded valuable insights into the Iron Age settlement. A catastrophic attack around 800 B. C. caused the rapid collapse of public buildings, preserving a rich array of objects and materials in their original contexts.

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