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Ancient Birthplace of Musical Instruments
The article "A birthplace of musical instruments" was posted in the Tehran Times on January 8, 2022. Kindly note excepting
Stronach and Gopnik: Pasargadae
This article by David Stronach and Hilary Gopnik first appeared in the Encyclopedia Iranica on July 20, 2009. Kindly note
Takht-e Suleiman
The article "Takht-e Suleiman" was written by Martin Gray for the Sacred Sites venue. The version printed below has pictures
The Achaemenid Army: One of the most Formidable Militaries of History
The article "Persia – One of the most Fearsome Militaries of the Ancient World" written by Andrew Knighton and originally
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UNESCO: Citadel, Ancient City and Fortress Buildings of Derbent
The article "Citadel, Ancient City and Fortress Buildings of Derbent" was originally published in the UNESCO website. The version printed below has been slightly
The Median Empire: The First Iranian Dynastic Empire
The article "The Median Dynastic Empire" was originally written by Gianpaolo Savoia-Vizzini in 2004 and revised in 2006 and published in the CAIS (Circle of
Lecture by Prof. Nicholas Sekunda (September 23, 2020): The Persian Invasions of Greece Reconsidered GalleryLecture by Prof. Nicholas Sekunda (September 23, 2020): The Persian Invasions of Greece Reconsidered
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Lecture by Prof. Nicholas Sekunda (September 23, 2020): The Persian Invasions of Greece Reconsidered
The Iran heritage Foundation has issued a newsflash regarding an upcoming on-line webinar lecture by Prof. Nicholas Sekunda: Title: "The Persian Invasions of Greece Reconsidered"
How an Iranian F-14 Tomcat destroyed 3 MiG fighters with a single missile
The article "How an F-14 Tomcat once took out 3 MiG fighters with one missile" penned by Blake Stilwell was originally published in the Business
Kaldar cave in Iran estimated to date over 63,000 years
The report "Kaldar cave in Iran estimated to date over 63,000 years" was originally published in the Tehran Times on June 23, 2020. The version
Jiroft and the Aratta Kingdom
The article “Jiroft and the Aratta Kingdom” below by Richard Covington was originally posted in the CAIS website. Kindly note that the version below has
Spectacular tomb of Sarmatian Warrior Woman Discovered in Russia
The article "Spectacular tomb of Sarmatian Warrior woman found in Russia" written by Mihai Andrei was posted in the ZME Science venue on August 18th,
