At-Chapar

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At-Tschapar is an archaeological excavation site in the north of Afghanistan .

At-Tschapar was in the middle of the first millennium BC. A circular system with a diameter of about 100 meters was built. The interior of the facility was completely undeveloped. One outer wall had an inner corridor and on the outside a series of semicircular towers, accessible from the corridor through doors. All along the exterior facades there were loopholes . From the corridor there were also passages into the large, undeveloped inner courtyard. Hardly any pottery was found during the excavations , only a pot from the Achaemenid period in a tower . The function of the system is unclear. It may have been a fortress or a sanctuary, or the construction may never have been completed.

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