Godin Tepe V

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Godin Tepe V is a stratigraphic level at the Godin Tepe archaeological site in western Iran, notable for its remains associated with the Early Bronze Age Kura–Araxes cultural horizon.

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Godin Tepe V canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological stratigraphic level
cultural horizon level
associatedWithCulture Kura–Araxes culture
associatedWithPeriod Early Bronze Age
chronologicalPosition Early Bronze Age Kura–Araxes horizon
country Iran
culturalAttribution Kura–Araxes cultural horizon
followedBy Godin Tepe IV
linked to: Godin Tepe
hasArchaeologicalRemains Early Bronze Age material culture
Kura–Araxes style ceramics
hasStratigraphicFunction defines an Early Bronze Age occupation phase at Godin Tepe
hasTypeSiteRole important reference for Kura–Araxes in Iran
investigatedInDiscipline archaeology
investigatedInSubdiscipline Near Eastern archaeology
locatedIn Godin Tepe archaeological site
linked to: Godin Tepe

Zagros region
linked to: Zagros Mountains

western Iran
locatedInProvince Kermanshah Province
materialCultureFeatures black and red burnished pottery typical of Kura–Araxes
partOf Godin Tepe
stratigraphic sequence of Godin Tepe
precededBy Godin Tepe VI
linked to: Godin Tepe
region Ancient Near East
Near East
linked to: Middle East
relevantFor Early Bronze Age cultural interactions in the Zagros
study of Kura–Araxes expansion into Iran
site Godin Tepe
stratigraphicDesignation Level V

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