Contacts between Iran and Caucasia
- Fridrik Thordarson: Linguistic Contacts between Iran and the Caucasus
- Pierre Thorez: Physical Geography, Population, and Economy of the Caucasus
- The Irano-Russian Wars’ Ethno-Demographic Consequences in the South Caucasus (pdf)
- Rouben Galichian: Resource for Maps and Historical References for the Southern Caucasus
Achaemenids & the Caucasus
- Bruno Jacobs: Achaemenid Rule in the Caucasus
- Palaces of the Achaemenid Empire found in Arran (modern Republic of Azerbaijan)
Zoroastrian & Mithraic legacy of the Caucasus
Jews and the Caucasus
The Peoples of the Caucasus and Northern Iran
- Nasidze, I., Quinque, D., Rahmani, M., Alemohamad, S.Y., Stoneking, M. (2006). Concomitant Replacement of Language and mtDNA in South Caspian Populations. Current Biology, 16, 668–673.
- Farroukh Jorat: A Survey and History of the Persian population of the Caucasus
- Music of the Lezgians
Daghestan and Iran
- Runes from Aknada in Daghestan
- Photographs from Ancient Kahib, Daghestan – Additional Images from Kahib in Daghestan
Circassia and Iran
Armenia and Iran
- Armina (Armenia) in the Achaemenid Empire
- Heinrich Hubschmann: Position of Armenian within scope of Indo-European Languages
- Dave Taba: Small Word Sample – Iranian Character of Armenian Language.Citations (pdf)
- Ancient winery found in Armenia
- World’s Oldest Leather Shoe
- The Zoroastrian Fire-Temple of Ani
- The “Wings of Ahura Mazda” perpetuated in the design of the Armenian Khatchkar and other East Christian Crosses
- Tehran’s Armenian Church of Saints Teddy and Bartholomew
- S. Peter Cowe: Church of Etchmiadzin (Ejmiatsin)
- A Stroll Through Isfahan’s Armenian Julfa Quarter
- The Music of Armenia
Georgia and Iran
- Iranian Elements in Georgian Art and Archaeology
- Keith Hitchins: History of Iranian-Georgian Relations
- Fatema Soudavar-Farmanfarmaian (2009). Georgia and Iran: Three Millennia of Cultural Relations: An Overview. Journal of Persianate Studies 2 (2009) 1-43 (pdf). Posted with permission by Brill. Posted on-line: Georgia and Iran: Part I and Part 2.
- Aleksandre Gvakharia: Literary Contacts of Georgia with Persia
- Photos of the Atashgah (Zoroastrian fire temple) in Tbilisi, Georgia
- Nowruz in Georgia and the Georgian Legacy in Iran – نوروز در گرجستان و میراث گرجستان در ایران – pdf -see also Nowruz declared as a national holiday in Georgia (Report by the Georgian News Agency on March 21, 2010).
- —سفرنامه گرجستان علی بابایی درمنی-Ali Babaie Darmani: Journey to Georgia – Part I and Part II (in Persian)
- Payvand News of Iran: The Northernmost Zoroastrian Fire Temple in the World (in the Republic of Georgia)
- Dmitri Ermakov: Chronicler of the Caucasus
- The Last Iranian Tiger in Georgia
- The Mushtaid (Mojtahed) Garden in Tbilisi
- Two Hand Colored 19th Century Photos of Tiflis (Tbilisi)
- The Music of Georgia
Recommended Books
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See also
- Azarbaijan & Arran (Modern Republic of Azarbaijan)
- “The Ossetians” in Arthurian and European Culture and Ancient Iran (Eire-An)
