Saed News: Excavations carried out by Iranian and American archaeologists at Hasanlu Tepe, located northeast of Naqadeh near Lake Urmia, reveal the culture and civilization of the ancient inhabitants of this mound from seven to six thousand years BCE up to the Ilkhanid period.
According to the History Service of Saed News, excavations carried out by Iranian and American archaeologists at Hasanlu Tepe, located northeast of Naqadeh near Lake Urmia, reveal the culture and civilization of the ancient inhabitants of this mound from seven to six thousand years BCE up to the Ilkhanid period.
Dr. Robert Dyson, head of the joint Iran-US excavation team, believes there were ten distinct periods of human habitation at Hasanlu Tepe, each characterized by its own unique culture and civilization.
Earring in the shape of a grape cluster
Material: Electrum (an alloy of gold and silver)
Age: Between 1400 and 700 BCE
Geographical region: Hasanlu Tepe
Location: Louvre Museum
Hasanlu Tepe Grape Cluster Earring
