The Aghdarreh deposit is the second largest deposit (~25t Au) in Takab that is located in 1.4 km WSW Zarshuran deposit in north of  this area. Although the sequence of basinal rocks in which Aghdarreh is located is similar to Zarshuran deposit but in Aghdarreh the distribution of outcrops is not as varied as in Zarshuran.

Gold mineralization is invisible in jasperoids and enriched in hydroxides of Fe-Mn in surface and mineralization is accompanied with elements such as As, Sb, Hg, Te, Se, Tl, Ba, Zn, Ag, Cd, Bi, Pb and is characterized with little contents of Cu (Daliran, 2007).

Age of mineralization in this deposit based on similarity of mineralogy and adjacency with Zarshuran, existence of Miocene volcanism in the nearest distance in Zarshuran deposit and data of Zarshuran dating, has been considered 14.2 Ma similar to Zarshuran.