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The “Mouthless People”: Some Remarks on the Shahr Yeri Statue-Stela Complex, Iran

In: Iran and the Caucasus
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Roberto Dan Tuscia University

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Andrea Cesaretti ISMEO

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This article proposes a general re-evaluation of the archaeological site of Shahr Yeri, the most striking feature of which is the presence of over five hundred of what we may call statue-stelae. Despite the fact that the site and the statue-stelae have been known since at least 1978 and are of great archaeological interest, they have been relatively little studied in the past. The goal of this paper is to present a general review of the site and the statuestelae identified there, unique both with regard to their number and their iconographic features.

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