A bathymetric and sub-bottom investigation of the Tammisheh Wall's northernmost section submerged in the Caspian Sea

C. Richard Bates; Hamid Rekavandi; Hossein Tofighain

doi:10.2307/jj.1127635.15

A bathymetric and sub-bottom investigation of the Tammisheh Wall's northernmost section submerged in the Caspian Sea

C. Richard Bates, Hamid Rekavandi, Hossein Tofighain

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Ancient arms race - Antiquity's largest fortresses and Sasanian military networks of Northern Iran
Subtitle of host publication	a joint fieldwork project by the Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism and the University of Edinburgh (2014-2016)
Editors	Eberhard Sauer, Jebrael Nokandeh, Hamid Omrani Rekavandi
Place of Publication	Oxford
Publisher	Oxbow
Chapter	12
Pages	415-425
Number of pages	11
ISBN (Electronic)	9781789254631
ISBN (Print)	9781789254624
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.1127635.15
Publication status	Published - 25 Jun 2022

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Name	British institute of Persian studies archaeological monograph series
Volume	VII

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Bates, C. R., Rekavandi, H., & Tofighain, H. (2022). A bathymetric and sub-bottom investigation of the Tammisheh Wall's northernmost section submerged in the Caspian Sea. In E. Sauer, J. Nokandeh, & H. O. Rekavandi (Eds.), Ancient arms race - Antiquity's largest fortresses and Sasanian military networks of Northern Iran: a joint fieldwork project by the Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism and the University of Edinburgh (2014-2016) (pp. 415-425). (British institute of Persian studies archaeological monograph series; Vol. VII). Oxbow. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.1127635.15

Bates, C. Richard ; Rekavandi, Hamid ; Tofighain, Hossein. / A bathymetric and sub-bottom investigation of the Tammisheh Wall's northernmost section submerged in the Caspian Sea. Ancient arms race - Antiquity's largest fortresses and Sasanian military networks of Northern Iran: a joint fieldwork project by the Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism and the University of Edinburgh (2014-2016). editor / Eberhard Sauer ; Jebrael Nokandeh ; Hamid Omrani Rekavandi. Oxford : Oxbow, 2022. pp. 415-425 (British institute of Persian studies archaeological monograph series).

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Bates, CR, Rekavandi, H & Tofighain, H 2022, A bathymetric and sub-bottom investigation of the Tammisheh Wall's northernmost section submerged in the Caspian Sea. in E Sauer, J Nokandeh & HO Rekavandi (eds), Ancient arms race - Antiquity's largest fortresses and Sasanian military networks of Northern Iran: a joint fieldwork project by the Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism and the University of Edinburgh (2014-2016). British institute of Persian studies archaeological monograph series, vol. VII, Oxbow, Oxford, pp. 415-425. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.1127635.15

A bathymetric and sub-bottom investigation of the Tammisheh Wall's northernmost section submerged in the Caspian Sea. / Bates, C. Richard; Rekavandi, Hamid; Tofighain, Hossein.
Ancient arms race - Antiquity's largest fortresses and Sasanian military networks of Northern Iran: a joint fieldwork project by the Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism and the University of Edinburgh (2014-2016). ed. / Eberhard Sauer; Jebrael Nokandeh; Hamid Omrani Rekavandi. Oxford: Oxbow, 2022. p. 415-425 (British institute of Persian studies archaeological monograph series; Vol. VII).

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Bates CR, Rekavandi H, Tofighain H. A bathymetric and sub-bottom investigation of the Tammisheh Wall's northernmost section submerged in the Caspian Sea. In Sauer E, Nokandeh J, Rekavandi HO, editors, Ancient arms race - Antiquity's largest fortresses and Sasanian military networks of Northern Iran: a joint fieldwork project by the Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism and the University of Edinburgh (2014-2016). Oxford: Oxbow. 2022. p. 415-425. (British institute of Persian studies archaeological monograph series). doi: 10.2307/jj.1127635.15

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