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Achaemenid style Persian (or Persian-influenced) Ivory comb

By |April 23rd, 2014|Categories: Achaemenid Military History, Achaemenids, Heritage, News|

The information below on the Persian (or Persian-influenced) ivory comb was passed to Kavehfarrokh.com by Professor Yuri Stoyanov. The below image and caption is from

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Mani: Forgotten Prophet of Ancient Persia

By |April 15th, 2014|Categories: Heritage, India and Asia, Iran and Caucasia, Iran and Central Asia, Iran and Europe, Sassanians, Zoroastrianism|

Mani was born in 216 CE near Ctesiphon (capital of the Sassanian Empire) either in the town of Abrumya or Mardinu in the Babylonian district

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Kaveh Farrokh Interviews: Persian Heritage Magazine and Voice of America

By |April 6th, 2014|Categories: Achaemenid Military History, Achaemenids, Cultural News and Events, Cyrus the Great, Eurocentricism, Greece-Persia Links, Heritage, Historical Revisionism, Iran and Europe, Jews and Iran, Mythology and Nowruz, News, Nordicism, Women of Persia, Zoroastrianism|

Kaveh Farrokh has been interviewed by the Persian Heritage Magazine (published March 31, 2014) and Voice of America (published April 1, 2014) regarding the 300

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Photos of Old Tehran: 1920s-1940s (Part I)

By |March 29th, 2014|Categories: Heritage, Iran, News, Turco-Iranian or Persianate Civilization|

This posting is a continuation of a previous posting entitled "Maps and Photos of Old Tehran" (click Image below for details): Below are photos of

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John Trikeriotis: False depictions of Xerxes and Artemesia in “300: Rise of an Empire”

By |March 22nd, 2014|Categories: Achaemenid Military History, Achaemenids, Eurocentricism, Greece-Persia Links, Heritage, Historical Revisionism, Iran and Europe, News|

Historian John Trikeriotis, himself of Greek descent, has written an excellent critique of the sequel to the original 300 movie entitled: "300: Rise of an

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