[First posted in AWOL 3 April 2018, updated 17 September 2022]
Iranian Journal of Archaeological Studies
University of Sistan and Balouchestan
ISSN 2251-743X
The Archaeological Sciences Research Centre (ASRC) of the University of Sistan and Baluchestan (USB) was founded in 2009, with the aim to ensure interaction between archaeology and scientific disciplines engaged in studies of the past. The centre is the first and only Archaeological Sciences Research Centre in the whole country. Research in archaeological science has greatly influenced modern archaeology. Archaeologists gain significant insight and interpretation of data using techniques borrowed from physical and biological sciences and earth sciences. It has the potential to alter our understanding of the past.
For this reason, the ASRC of the University of Sistan and Baluchestan aims to support scientific methods in
archaeology in order to have a better understanding of past societies. The Iranian Journal of Archaeological
Studies (IJAS), is the first Iranian English Language peer reviewed journal in archaeology and interdisciplinary studies, also aims to publish articles relating to the archaeology of Iran and neighboring areas, including Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, Central Asia, the southern part of the Oman Sea and the Persian Gulf, Mesopotamia and Asia Minor. The Editorial Board of IJAS includes scholars from multiple countries and of multiple disciplines.
Volume 11 (2021)
Number of Articles: 10Plan, Form and Function of a “Fortified” Site in the Iranian Sistan of Post-Achaemenid and possibly Parthian Period
Pages 1-19
Bruno Genito
Survey and Excavation at the Jowšātū Fort (Šāhīndezh, West Āzerbāyjān, Northwest Iran)
Pages 31-43
Kazem Mollazadeh; Ali Binandeh
Taherabad Phase (Godin VIII)? The Correction of a Drawback in Eastern Central Zagros Chronology
Pages 45-56
Amir Saed Mucheshi
New Evidence of the Ancient Metallographical Activities in the Margin of the Iranian Central Plateau
Pages 57-65
Shokouh Khosravi; Kamal Aldin Niknami
The Past and Present: A Correlation Analysis between Environmental Factors of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic Sites in the Bakhtiari Highlands with an Ethnoarchaeological Approach
Pages 67-82
Mohsen Heydari Dastenaei; Ali Asghar Nowrouzi; Mehdi Mortazavi
A 1st Millennium BCE Burial-Deprived Ritual Practice: New Evidences from Shahliq Kurgan, Northwestern Iran
Pages 83-95
Nasrin Tayefeh Ghahremani; Farzad Mafi; Araz Najafi
Fresh Decorative Patterns on the EBA Pottery of Yanik Tepe (Iran) from the Reorganized Assemblages at the National Museum of Iran
Pages 97-123
Lily Niakan
Stoneworking Techniques at Persepolis from Quarry to the Terrace
Pages 125-129
Fahimeh Homayoun; Younes Zare; Siroos Zare
Possible Role of the Main Makran Fault in the Collapse of the Ancient Civilizations Along the Makran Shoreline
Pages 131-133
Abdolreza Partabian
Volume 1 (2011)
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