Kambakhshfard worked in a number of excavations that are considered major in the field of archaeology in Iran.
The discoveries of the treasures of royal cemetery of Marlik, dating back to 3000 years ago marked his first involvement in the field.
His excavations at the ancient hills of Gheytarieh revealed the civilization, dating back to the first millennium BC at a site in northern Tehran's district.

He authored several books and published many reports and articles in various journals, some of which are used as references in the field of archaeology, today.

He thoroughly documented his works and gave such a clear snapshot of how the sites once were, so they can be reinstated even if they have physically been destroyed.
Kambakhshfard worked in a number of excavations that are considered major in the field of archaeology in Iran. The discoveries of the treasures of royal cemetery of Marlik, dating back to 3000 years ago marked his first involvement in the field. His excavations at the ancient hills of Gheytarieh revealed the civilization, dating back to the first millennium BC at a site in northern Tehran's district.
He authored several books and published many reports and articles in various journals, some of which are used as references in the field of archaeology, today. 
He thoroughly documented his works and gave such a clear snapshot of how the sites once were, so they can be reinstated even if they have physically been destroyed.
Seifollah Kambakhshfard