The
preliminary report of the first season of
archaeological excavation at Ozbacki by Dr.
Yousef Majidzadeh, the head of excavation team
in this site is printed in Journal of
Archaeology and History.
In
this report the author describes the
geographical specifications of the site, the
excavation phases, backed clay artifacts and
architectural remains unearthened during the
first excavation season. Included in this
report are several site maps and 19 fired clay
tablets dated from prehistoric to historic
periods of the Medians.
On
14 November 2000, the day close to the
termination of the 3rd excavation season at
Ozbacki's site, a public presentation was held
in the cultural center of the town, with the
collaboration of the City Council and the
municipality of Nazarabad in which Dr. Yousef
Majidzadeh the head of the excavation team
spoke to an overwhelming participants from
Nazaabad and Seye Jamal-ed Din Assadabadi
towns, and introduced the activities of the
team and their findings.
Another
presentation of the same subject was performed
on 15 November 2000 with the cooperation of
the Young Leaders Association in the city of
Hashtgend, where Dr. Majidzadeh gave a
comprehensive report about the three
excavation seasons from 1998 to 1990 at
Ozbacki.
A
one-day seminar, to present the archaeological
findings at Ozbacki Teppe was held on 10
December 2000 at the Museum of the Islamic
Period in Tehran.
In
this seminar the head of the excavation team
and his ten colleagues presented their
findings of the excavation at five hills in
this site. These hills (or teppe) are locally
called Yaun, Jayran, Maral, Dveshan and
Ozbacki.
In
conjunction with this seminar an exhibition of
the artifacts found in the site along with
pictures and vedio films were displayed. This
exhibition was open to the public until 30
December 2000.