Zohreh Zehbari
I am Post-Doc researcher at the Philipps Universität Marburg. My project aims to study the transformation of the institutional landscapes in southern Iran.
I received my MA in archaeology from the University of Sistan and Baluchestan in Iran. My Master’s Thesis subject was "Study on pottery samples of Achaemenid site, Dahan-E Gholaman". I obtained my Ph.D. in archaeology from the University of Tehran (Iran) while I was a guest researcher at the Freie Universität (Berlin) for 3 years (2017-2019). My dissertation subject was "Study on the Specialization of the Non-Persian Artists in the Art of the Achaemenid Empire Based on Archaeological and Written Evidence".
My main research interests are the evolution of material culture, ceramic studies, cultural landscape, settlement patterns, and archaeology of ancient Iran from the Iron Age to the Sasanian period. My particular focus is on the Achaemenid and Sasanian eras.
Supervisors: PhD Supervisors: Dr. Shahrokh Razmjou and Dr. W.F.M. Henkelman
I received my MA in archaeology from the University of Sistan and Baluchestan in Iran. My Master’s Thesis subject was "Study on pottery samples of Achaemenid site, Dahan-E Gholaman". I obtained my Ph.D. in archaeology from the University of Tehran (Iran) while I was a guest researcher at the Freie Universität (Berlin) for 3 years (2017-2019). My dissertation subject was "Study on the Specialization of the Non-Persian Artists in the Art of the Achaemenid Empire Based on Archaeological and Written Evidence".
My main research interests are the evolution of material culture, ceramic studies, cultural landscape, settlement patterns, and archaeology of ancient Iran from the Iron Age to the Sasanian period. My particular focus is on the Achaemenid and Sasanian eras.
Supervisors: PhD Supervisors: Dr. Shahrokh Razmjou and Dr. W.F.M. Henkelman
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are three palaces around this city called Charkhab, Bardak-e Siyah and Sang-e Siyah. The excavators
of Borazjan palaces have proposed that these palaces belong to the beginning of Achaemenid period
but accurate chronology is difficult. Carl Nylander suggested the idea that toothed tools were used
after Cyrus the great period. He claims that toothed tools would be a chronology criterion, which
means that monuments with this tool mark belong to after 520 and the others before 520 B.C. In his
point of view, the toothed tools are imported by Ionian artisans to Persian Empire. My personal
survey on these palaces shows that there are no toothed marks while different evidence indicate
that some of these palaces were built in Darius period. This study seeks to investigate tool marks at
Borazjan palaces and try to evaluate the artisans who have worked in these palaces. Keywords:
Borazjan palaces, tool marks, artisan, Charkhab, Bardak-e Siyah and Sang-e Siyah