Books
(In English)
- 1964, Preliminary report on Marlik excavation: Gohar Rud expedition ; Rudbar. 1961-1962. Iranian Archcological Service, Tehran.
- 1977, A Guide of Haft Tepe Excavation and Museum, Ministry of Culture and Art, Tehran.
- 1983, Metal vessels from Marlik. Beck. Munich.
- 1991, Excavations at Haft Tepe, Iran. University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Philadelphia. (ISBN 0-934718-89-X)
- 1995, Weapons from Marlik. Reimer. Berlin.
- 1995, Marlik : The Complete Excavation Report. (University Museum Monograph ; 87), University of Pennsylvania Museum Publication. (ISBN 0-924171-32-4)
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