Comparative Study of Pottery Industry in Zeh-Klout Historical Period in Roudbar-Kerman with Its Neighbouring Cultures Based on the New Archaeological Evidences
Samira Sheikhakbari,
Hossein Sarhaddi-Dadian,
Saeed Amirhajloo,
Ali Daneshi
Issue:
Volume 3, Issue 3, May 2015
Pages:
22-32
Received:
30 May 2015
Accepted:
10 June 2015
Published:
25 June 2015
Abstract: Zeh-Kalout is located at western Jazmouriyan in Roudbar, Kerman Province. Due to several reasons such as suitable environmental condition appropriate climate, and rich water supplies this area has been a favorable location for human settlement from pre-historic times through contemporary period. Recorded items from Zeh-Kalout depict its strategic commercial and economic significance in various periods. The potteries are one of the most important cultural materials that have been found in the following research. Comparing this pottery with similar items reveals the relationships between this area and the surrounding Cultures including Boushehr, Fars, Sistan, and the eastern satrapies of Pakistan, Afghanistan, Persian Gulf, and Oman. The Present research describes, classifies, and morphologies the historical Potteries of Zeh-Kalout based on the cultural discoveries(Pottery), and archeological document historical Pottery work of Zeh-Kalout are generally plain and without patterns. They are made from a mineral combination of sand. They are divided into three groups: bowls, urns, and jars and has a long relationship with adjacent cultures.
Abstract: Zeh-Kalout is located at western Jazmouriyan in Roudbar, Kerman Province. Due to several reasons such as suitable environmental condition appropriate climate, and rich water supplies this area has been a favorable location for human settlement from pre-historic times through contemporary period. Recorded items from Zeh-Kalout depict its strategic c...
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