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Title

The Landscape of the City of Bam in the Early Centuries of the Islamic Era

Pages

  77-100

Keywords

BamQ1
Arg-e Bam (Bam Citadel)Q1

Abstract

 The historical center of the city of Bam, known as the Citadel of Bam, is located on the northeast side of the city. Despite the numerous and varied research done so far in the field of archeology and architecture in relation to the structure and landscape of this city in the first centuries of the Islamic era, there are still important and key questions to which appropriate and concise answers have been given. Not yet. In this research, which is based on the purpose of fundamental research and, by nature and method, a historical research, the main question: What was the landscape of Bam in the early centuries of Islam? The data has been collected in two ways: documentary and fieldwork. The results of this research show that the city of Bam in the Early Islamic Centuries had three parts: Arg (Citadel), Sharestan (the main part of the city) and Rabaz (suburb(. During this period, Arg-e Bam (the citadel of Bam) was the central core of surrounded by a four-gate enclusure. The Rabaz, was not enclosed and two rivers to the north and south have physically separated a large part of it from thebody of Sharestan. The natural barriers that existed in the north and east of the city of Bam caused the city to expand in the south and west. The approximate area of Sharestan was 260 hectares and the total area of the city (Rabaz, gardens and farms) was over 900 hectares and the city had three mosques, one within Arg (the Citadel) and the other two in Sharestan.

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    MOKHTARI, FATEMEH, Jodaki Azizi, Asadollah, & MOUSAVI HAJI, SEYED RASOOL. (2019). The Landscape of the City of Bam in the Early Centuries of the Islamic Era. BIANUUAL RESEARCH JOURNAL OF IRAN LOCAL HISTORIES, 7(2 (14) ), 77-100. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/399239/en

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    MOKHTARI FATEMEH, Jodaki Azizi Asadollah, MOUSAVI HAJI SEYED RASOOL. The Landscape of the City of Bam in the Early Centuries of the Islamic Era. BIANUUAL RESEARCH JOURNAL OF IRAN LOCAL HISTORIES[Internet]. 2019;7(2 (14) ):77-100. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/399239/en

    IEEE: Copy

    FATEMEH MOKHTARI, Asadollah Jodaki Azizi, and SEYED RASOOL MOUSAVI HAJI, “The Landscape of the City of Bam in the Early Centuries of the Islamic Era,” BIANUUAL RESEARCH JOURNAL OF IRAN LOCAL HISTORIES, vol. 7, no. 2 (14) , pp. 77–100, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/399239/en

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