Jīruft’nāmah: majmūʻah-i maqālāt-i dūmīn Kungirah-i Tārīkhʹdānān-i Īrān

This volume collects the scholarly papers presented at the second Congress of Iranian Historians, held in the ancient city of Jīruft in Kirmān Province, a region that has drawn intense archaeological interest since the discovery of a major Bronze Age civilisation along its river basins in the early 2000s. Bringing together historians, archaeologists, and specialists from the Iranian Historical Association, the essays examine Jīruft's material culture, chronology, trade networks, and place within the wider history of ancient Īrān, alongside broader questions of method and interpretation in Iranian historiography. Illustrated with photographs, tables, and diagrams, the collection reflects the state of current research into one of the most significant and still only partially understood archaeological complexes of the Iranian plateau, offering readers a window onto the debates shaping the study of Īrān's deep past among its own historians and archaeologists.