Potts D.T. Further Excavations at Tell Abraq. The 1990 Season

Copenhagen: Munksgaard, 1991. — 155 p.Иллюстрированный отчет о раскопках в Tell Abraq, проводимых командой из Копенгагенского университета во главе с Даниэлем Поттом. Второй сезон.
The site was occupied from the 3rd to the 1st Millennium BC. Significant construction activity began circa 2500 BC associated with the start of the Umm an-Nar Culture. In the 2nd Millennium it was associated with the Wadi Suq culture.
The location of Tell Abraq made it a key transhipment point between Mesopotamia, the area made up of modern-day Iraq, and the Indus Valley Civilization. Harappan weights and pottery were found at the site. The presence of Barbar pottery suggests trade relations existed with the Dilmun civilization centered in Bahrain. This area has been proposed as the location of Magan known from Mesopotamian cuneiform sources.