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The Achaemenid Superpower of the Ancient World
The article “Achaemenid Persian Empire: The Superpower of the Classical World” written by Dattatreya Mandal was published in the Realm
Stone-arch Tunnel Discovered near Achaemenid Dam
The article “Stone-arched tunnel discovered near Achaemenid dam in southern Iran” was published in the Tehran Times on February 1,
The Amesha Espentas
The article "Amesha Spentas" written by Shapour Suren-Pahlav was published in the CAIS (The Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies) venue.
The Ancient and Enigmatic Site of Susa
The article "Susa: a gateway to must-see destinations" was published in the Tehran Times on November 12, 2021. Kindly note
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Palermo’s Medieval Mosaics Inspired by Sassanian Art
The article "Palermo’s Medieval Mosaics Inspired by Sassanian Art" written by Patrick Hunt was published in Electrum Magazine on February 29, 2012. The text
Nowruz in the Pre-Islamic Era GalleryNowruz in the Pre-Islamic Era
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Nowruz in the Pre-Islamic Era
This article "Nowruz in the pre-Islamic era" was written by the late Mary Boyce (1920-2006) in the Encyclopedia Iranica on November 15, 2009. Kindly note
The Hui Communities of China and Admiral Zheng He
The article below has been forwarded to Kavehfarrokh.com by Sheda Vasseghi. Kindly note that a number of pictures and their accompanying captions have been inserted
The Ancient and Mysterious Cemetery of Yeri in Ardabil
Ardabil is known to for its unique nature and mild climate, as well as being host to one of the most intriguing historical sites in
The Ziggurat of Jiroft: Largest and Oldest of its Type in the World?
The article “Buried Beneath the Sand, The Ziggurat of Jiroft May be Largest and Oldest of its Kind in the World” by DHWTY was originally
Ancient 70-Mile-Long Wall Found in Western Iran. But Who Built It? GalleryAncient 70-Mile-Long Wall Found in Western Iran. But Who Built It?
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Ancient 70-Mile-Long Wall Found in Western Iran. But Who Built It?
The article "Ancient 70-Mile-Long Wall Found in Western Iran. But Who Built It? " written by Owen Jarus was originally published in Live Science on
The Unknown Great Famine and Genocide in Iran: 1917-1919
The main outline of the article printed below was originally posted in Payvand News "Book: The Great Famine and Genocide in Persia, 1917-1919" (10/26/12) as
