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CAIS ARCHAEOLOGICAL
& CULTURAL NEWS©
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Discovery
of Turquoise-Like Stones from Burnt City
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10 February 2006
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LONDON,
(CAIS) -- Archaeological excavations in Burt City
resulted in discovery of some turquoise-like stones for
the first time which were found only 5 centimeters below
the surface level.
“This excavation was carried out in the blade- making
area of Burnt City, where we believe blades such as saw
and knife were made of flints" said Mansour Sajadi,
head of archaeology team in burnt City.
Objects similar to turquoise stones have been discovered
in Burnt City. “These stones have been sent to the
geology laboratory of Azad University of Zahedan to be
studied,” explained Sajadi.
According to geologists, these types of mineral stones are
alien to this region, and they were imported from
neighbouring regions, such as Khorasan, which is quite
common.
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