Baba Jan I. On the East Mound poorly preserved village house walls covered the summit and extended down the east slope in a series of terraces.
Superposition of architectural remains suggests two to three phases.
The buff ware Baba Jan I assemblage, whose closest affinities are with Period II at Godin Tepe (Kangāvar valley), is characterized by numerous bowl forms and is a development from the wheelmade pottery of Baba Jan II.
Baba Jan III wares disappear.
Baba Jan I probably falls within the Achaemenid period.
Baba Jan I. On the East Mound poorly preserved village house walls covered the summit and extended down the east slope in a series of terraces. Superposition of architectural remains suggests two to three phases. The buff ware Baba Jan I assemblage, whose closest affinities are with Period II at Godin Tepe (Kangāvar valley), is characterized by numerous bowl forms and is a development from the wheelmade pottery of Baba Jan II. Baba Jan III wares disappear. Baba Jan I probably falls within the Achaemenid period.
Bābā Jān Tepe