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Iran in the Bible: The Forgotten Story

By |2023-01-19T12:25:43-07:00January 17th, 2023|Achaemenids, Ancient: Prehistory – 651 A.D., Christianity and Iran, Cyrus the Great, Europa and Eire-An (Ancient Iran/Persia), Heritage, Iran and Caucasia, Iran and Europe, Jews and Iran, Judeo-Christian Theology, Mythology and Nowruz, Pre-Achaemenid, Women of Persia, Zoroastrianism|

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Examining the Iranian Account of the Noah Flood with Modern Relevance

By |2022-12-21T13:31:41-07:00December 20th, 2022|Achaemenids, Ancient: Prehistory – 651 A.D., Europa and Eire-An (Ancient Iran/Persia), Iran and Caucasia, Iran and Europe, Jews and Iran, Judeo-Christian Theology, Mythology and Nowruz, Parthian, Sassanians, Shahnameh, Zoroastrianism|

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10 Surprising Facts about Zoroastrianism

By |2022-09-17T10:23:16-07:00September 17th, 2022|Achaemenids, Ancient: Prehistory – 651 A.D., Archaeology, Central Asia, China, Christianity and Iran, Cultural and Endangered Sites, Cyrus the Great, Environment & Wildlife, Europa and Eire-An (Ancient Iran/Persia), Greece-Persia Links, Heritage, Iran and Caucasia, Iran and Central Asia, Iran and China, Iran and Europe, Judeo-Christian Theology, Manichaeism, Mithraism, Mythology and Nowruz, Parthian, People of Iran and Origins, Sassanians, Society & Social Developments, Tocharian, Zoroastrianism|

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The Amesha Espentas

By |2022-09-09T23:10:43-07:00September 9th, 2022|Achaemenids, Ancient: Prehistory – 651 A.D., Archaeology, Central Asia, Iran and Central Asia, Kushan, Mythology and Nowruz, Parthian, Sassanians, Zoroastrianism|

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