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Solṭānābād

ancient site, Iran
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  • Hohokam pottery
    pottery
    / 11th to 15th century

    Both the original site of Solṭānābād and the nature of the wares that may have been made there are extremely uncertain. Principally associated with it are wares decorated with relief molding under a turquoise or dark-blue glaze or painted in black slip under a clear turquoise glaze. They date from…

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    Both the original site of Solṭānābād and the nature of the wares that may have been made there are extremely uncertain. Principally associated with it are wares decorated with relief molding under a turquoise or dark-blue glaze or painted in black slip under a clear turquoise glaze. They date from…

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