Archaeological Surveys in the “Eastern Corridor”, South-Western Iran

Abstract

Many areas in south-western Iran are unknown archaeologically. Recent archaeological surveys east of the Karun River indicate that this area acted as a corridor connecting various cultural zones over a period of some 7000 years. The archaeological evidence of human settlement in this area provides an important record of long- term socio-cultural change from the late fifth millennium B.C. to the post-Sasanian Islamic world.

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