Karmir Blur hill

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Karmir Blur hill is an archaeological site in Armenia known for the remains of the ancient Urartian fortress-city of Teishebaini.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
hill
abandoned late 7th century BCE
archaeologicalExcavationsBegan 1939
archaeologicalStratigraphy Urartian layers over earlier occupation traces
associatedWith Kingdom of Urartu NERFINISHED
contains Teishebaini NERFINISHED
country Armenia NERFINISHED
culture Urartian
currentUse open-air archaeological site
discoveredRemainsOf bronze artifacts
fortress walls
grain storage jars
inscribed cuneiform tablets
palace complex
pottery
storage rooms
wine cellars
elevation approximately 65 meters above surrounding plain
excavatedBy Boris Piotrovsky NERFINISHED
Soviet archaeologists
governedBy Urartian local governor of Teishebaini
hasViewOf Hrazdan River valley NERFINISHED
heritage Urartian archaeology
knownFor remains of the Urartian fortress-city Teishebaini NERFINISHED
locatedIn Armenia NERFINISHED
Yerevan NERFINISHED
locatedOn left bank of the Hrazdan River
materialFound agricultural tools
clay tablets
iron weapons
ritual objects
nameMeaning Red Hill
near Erebuni Fortress NERFINISHED
modern city center of Yerevan
partOf Erebuni District NERFINISHED
historical region of Ararat Plain
period Iron Age
protectionStatus national heritage site of Armenia
significance important for study of Iron Age Armenia
important for understanding Urartian military architecture
key site for study of Urartian urbanism
timeOfOccupation 7th century BCE
tourism visited by tourists and researchers

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fortress of Teishebaini locatedOn Karmir Blur hill
subject surface form: Fortress of Teishebaini