Alireza Askari Chaverdi<br>علیرضا عسکری چاوردی[[Category:Articles containing Persian-language text]]
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| Alireza Askari Chaverdi علیرضا عسکری چاوردی | |
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| Born | Alireza Askari Chaverdi 1976 (age 47–48) Chah Varz |
| 💼 Occupation | Archaeologist and Chairman of Shiraz University of Arts |
Alireza Askari Chaverdi, also transliterated Chavardi (Persian: علیرضا عسکری چاوردی; born 1976),[1] is an Iranian archaeologist and Chairman of Shiraz University of Arts.[2] He received his Ph. D in Archaeology from Tarbiat Modares University in 2010.
Bibliography[edit]
- Bibliography of Nowruz (has been translated into English by Fereshte Kasraei)[3]
- Fars Archaeology book
- The first Persian Gulf villages in seven thousand years ago
Articles[edit]
- Askari chaverdi, A &Callieri, P. " A Rural Settlement of the Achemenid Period in Fars". Journal of Inner Asian Art and Archaeology, Vol. 1. 2006. pp. 65 – 70.
- Askari Chaverdi, A. Archaeological report: Recent Post - Achaemenid Finds from southern Fars, Iran » Journal of the British Institute of persian studies: Iran, Vol. XL. 2002. p. 277- 278.
- Askarichaverdi, Alireza. Petrie, C. & Seyedin, M. ,, Archaeological Excavation at Tol-e Spid: Radi- Carbon Dates for Some Achaemenid and Post-Achaemenid Finds, Fars(550-50 B. C), Bastanshenasi Journal, semiannual Vol. 3. No. 5. Spring & summer 2007. Published in winter 2008. pp. 57-96.
- Askarichaverdi, Alireza, Petrie, C. Taylor, H., Early villages on the Persian Gulf littoral: Rivisiting Tol-e Pir and Galledar Valley, Journal of the British Institute of Persian studies: Iran, Vol. XLVI. 2008. p. 21-42.
- Askarichaverdi, Alireza, Callieri, Pier Ferancesco. ,,Achaemenid and PostAchaemenid Remains at site TB 76 and TB 77, ARATA, 2009. 004,. Ed: R. Boucharlat & H. Fazeli. Achemenet Juin. 2009. pp. 1-35.
- Alireza Askari Chaverdi, Cameron A. Petrie, Mojgan seyedin "The word of Achaemenid persia: Achaemenid and Post- Achaemenid Occupation in Mamasani, Fars, Iran" Achaemenid Conference, London. 2005.
- Potts, D. Askari Chaverdi, Alireza, C, A. Petrie, " The Mamasani Archaeological Project, Stage Two: Excavation at Qaleh Kali (Teppeh Servan/ Jin Jun). Journal of the British Institute of persian studies: Iran, Vol. XLV. 2007. p. 287- 300.
- Cameron A. Petrie, Alireza Askari Chaverdi & Mojgan seyedin " From Anshan to Dilmun and Magan: the spatial and temporal distribution of Kaftari and Kaftari_ related ceramic vessel". Journal of the British Institute of Persian studies: Iran. Vol. XLIII. 2005. pp. 49 – 86.
- Cameron A. Petrie, Alireza Askari Chaverdi and Mojgan seyedin " Kaftari and Kaftari- related ceramic in southwest Iran and the Persian Gulf " Persian Gulf, ed: Kamyar Abdi, 2006( Forthcoming).
- Potts. D, Roustaei, K. Alamdari, K. Alizadeh, A. Askari Chavardi, A. Khosrowzadeh, L. Niakan, C.A. Petrie, M. Seyedin, L.R. Weeks, B. McCall, and M. Zaidi ‘Eight thousand years of history in Fars Province, Iran’, Near Eastern Archaeology, 2006, vol. 68/3: 84-92.
- Cameron A. Petrie, Alireza Askari Chaverdi & Mojgan seyedin. "Excavation at Tol-e Spid" A report on the first two seasons of the ICAR- University of Sydney expedition to the Mamasani District, Fars Province, Iran. Edited by: D.T. Potts and K. Rustaei, Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, 2006. pp. 89 – 132. 449- 638. 1-155 Figs.
References[edit]
- ↑ google. com&sl=fa&tl=en&u=http://aaskari.ir/index.php/fa/homepage&usg=ALkJrhj2kDxGWGgSGFGdXZBQbiXPIXFhbw Personal Website military doctor، his name.
- ↑ Shiraz University of the Arts, part of the university president.
- ↑ icnc، icnc; translated by Fereshte Kasraei Moghim; compiled by Nader Karimian Sardashti; Alireza Askari Chavardi; Bibliography: p. 226-229 .
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