Tepe Guran represents a central Zagros Neolithic village, with well developed early farming systems (wheat, barley & sheep/goats). Its transitioning architectural forms toward rectangular domestic spaces, & strong evidence of dry farming adaptation

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Distribution of main late epipaleolithic & neolithic sites in near east (including Guran; &, Sarab)

Set in a foothill environment that supported long-term sedentary village life but without monumental communal architecture. Tepe Guran represents a central Zagros Neolithic village with well developed early farming systems (wheat, barley, sheep/goats), transitioning architectural forms toward rectangular domestic spaces, and strong evidence of dry farming adaptation.

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