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Reports on the excavation of a building in southwestern Iran at a site only recently identified as the Anshen that Elamite kings claimed to rule along with Susa during the last years of the second millennium B.C. Describes the stratigraphy, architecture and room function, the ceramic assemblage, small finds from the various levels, and the later history of the site. Appendices consider the Malyan pottery coding key, lithic clusters, paleobotany, and optical mineralogy. Nearly half of the volume is comprised of black-and-white drawings and photographs. Includes a Persian summary. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
