The Archaeology of Elam: Formation and Transformation of an Ancient Iranian State (Cambridge World Archaeology)
by D. T. Potts
A detailed archaeological synthesis charting Elam’s political and cultural evolution from prehistory to the Achaemenid era.
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The Archaeology of Elam examines the long-term formation and transformation of an ancient Iranian state using archaeological and textual evidence.
The volume traces political, economic, and cultural developments from the region’s earliest settlements to its integration within larger empires.
Chapters address settlement patterns, material culture, administrative systems, and interactions with neighboring societies in the ancient Near East.
The work situates Elam within broader regional dynamics while highlighting distinctive local traditions and historical trajectories.
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