"In the west near Shibergan we find the core of the Kushan town of Emchi Tepe ( 18 ha , ramparts with a circumference of 1 . 5 km )" in Cribb, Joe; Herrmann, Georgina; Academy, British (26 July 2007). After Alexander: Central Asia Before Islam. OUP/British Academy. p. 132. ISBN978-0-19-726384-6.
"Tillia Tepe is located 3 kilometers from a round ancient settlement called Yemshi - tepe . On the basis of the plan , we assume that it was founded in the mid - first millennium B . C . , for the round shape is typical of ancient Bactrian settlements" in Bulletin of the Asia Institute. Wayne State University Press. 1992. p. 11.
"On the basis of the plan, we assume that it was founded in the mid-first millennium b.c., for the round shape is typical of ancient Bactrian settlements: Bala-Hissar (Balkh), Altin-Dilieur tepe (near Kamsar), the center of Dilberjin, and the Merv Erk-qàleh (Margiana). Archaeologists estimate that Yemshi-tepe was settled both in the ancient period and later in that of the Sasanians" PUGACHENKOVA, G. A.; REMPEL, L. I. (1991). "Gold from Tillia-tepe". Bulletin of the Asia Institute. 5: 11–25. ISSN0890-4464. JSTOR24048280.
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"On the basis of the plan, we assume that it was founded in the mid-first millennium b.c., for the round shape is typical of ancient Bactrian settlements: Bala-Hissar (Balkh), Altin-Dilieur tepe (near Kamsar), the center of Dilberjin, and the Merv Erk-qàleh (Margiana). Archaeologists estimate that Yemshi-tepe was settled both in the ancient period and later in that of the Sasanians" PUGACHENKOVA, G. A.; REMPEL, L. I. (1991). "Gold from Tillia-tepe". Bulletin of the Asia Institute. 5: 11–25. ISSN0890-4464. JSTOR24048280.
