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Dr. Ken R. Vincent: Zoroaster – The First Universalist
The article below by Dr. Ken R. Vincent discusses the ancient prophet Zoroaster and his impact on human theology and
Tribute to the Late Iranian Actor Reza Beyk Imanverdi رضا بیک ایمانوردی
This article is a short tribute to the late Iranian actor رضا بیک ایمانوردی Reza Beyk Imanverdi (1936-2003). Portrait of the
Kate Ravilious: World’s Oldest Leather Shoe
The article below by Kate Ravilious, "World's Oldest Leather Shoe Found—Stunningly Preserved", was reported originally by the National geographic Daily
Dmitri Ermakov: Chronicler of the Caucasus
The article below and its pictures on Georgia in the 19th century Caucasus was originally written and posted in the
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New Book: Anahita-Ancient Persian Goddess & Zoroastrian Yazata
Iranian.com has announced the publication of a new book entitled "Anahita: Ancient Persian Goddess & Zoroastrian Yazata". See also the news release of
Tajik speakers of China: Heir to an Ancient Tradition
Few realize that China is host to s small population of Iranian-speakers who are Tajiks akin to those in Tajikestan and fellow-Iranic peoples in
United Nations and WAALM School of Cultural Diplomacy
The WAALM - School of Cultural Diplomacy Became an Institutional Member of The Academic Council On The United Nations System - ACUNS. For more
New Course: Persia and World Civilization: A Silent Legacy
Kaveh Farrokh is teaching a new course at the University of British Columbia's Continuing Education Division entitled: Persia and World Civilization: A Silent Legacy
The World’s oldest known Artificial Eye
According to a report by Maryam Tabeshian of the Cultural Heritage News Agency of Iran (December 10, 2006), researchers have excavated a 4,800-year-old artificial eye
The Inauguration of the WAALM-School of Cultural Diplomacy
The WAALM School of Cultural Diplomacy for the promotion of international peace, dialogue, learning and inter-cultural communication has been officially inaugurated in England. This
Ancient Ruler discovered in Iran
A little known report dated to January 31, 2005 cites the Iranian Cultural heritage News agency's discovery of the world's oldest known ruler. This
