Tepe Kalwali
The Tepe Kalwali graveyard, located in the Ilam district about 30km south-east of Ilam, was excavated by Vanden Berghe’s team in October en November of 1965 (1st. expedition).
Twenty-one rectangular cist tombs, dating back to the Iron Age IIB, were excavated in a plot of 11 by 18 m on top of a natural hillock. Pottery is the major group of burial goods at Tepe Kalwali. Otherwise, there are merely some bronze bracelets, a few bronze rings and some iron blades and daggers.
Title: | Tepe Kalwali (Sub-Fonds) |
Dates of creation of material: | 1965 |
ID: | MRAH-ARCH-LVDB-TK |
Creator: | Luristan excavation team (Dir. L. Vanden Berghe) |
Extent: | 1 box, 1 slide box |
Languages: | Dutch, French |
Contents: | The collection is mostly comprised of field notes, object records, plans, object and pottery drawings, photographic documents |
Storage place: | Royal Museum for Art and History, Brussels |
Access restrictions: | For research purpose only |
Use restrictions: | Copyright restrictions may apply |
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Archivist's note: | Sub-fonds, series and file level descriptions created by V. Van der Stede (April 2014) |
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