Newly discovered rock art sites in Balandar, Mashhad province, north-eastern Iran

Dario Sigari · Mahmoud Toghrae · Hassan Basafa

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeology and Historical Studies

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The site of Pire Mazar Balandar (or PMB001) is located near the village of Balandar in the Khorasan region of north-eastern Iran (33°09′37.64′′N, 59°29′52′′E; Figure 1). It consists of an outcrop of volcanic rock on a mountain peak (1532m asl) on the north-eastern side of the Binaloud range, above the city of Mashhad (Figure 2).

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