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      ArchaeologyAfghanistanIslamic' ArchitectureEarly and Medieval Islamic Art and Architecture
شان موسوم به چلیپای شکسته و گردونۀ مهر، از نقشمایه های اصیل و دیرینۀ هنر ایران است. این نشان را ازآن رو گردونۀ مهر می نامند که به آیین مهرپرستی تعلّق دارد و در متون مقدّس نیز مهر سوار بر گردونه ای وصف شده است. صلیب یا چلیپای شکسته با... more
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      Persian LiteratureIranian StudiesPersian CulturePre-Islamic Iran
Archaeologically, only little is known of the prehistoric, ancient, and medieval periods of central Arabia, the Riyadh Province in particular. And yet, as one of the few watered areas in the Najd, it has played a significant role in the... more
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      ArchaeologyPrehistoric ArchaeologyPalaeolithic ArchaeologySaudi Arabia
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      Near Eastern ArchaeologyIranian ArchaeologyBronze Age (Archaeology)Pre-Islamic Iran
ورودی بقعۀ شیخ‌ عبدالصمد، در ضلع جنوبی و مجاور با دیوارۀ منارۀ رفیع سی و هفت متری آن واقع شده است. از این مدخل ابتدا به یک هشتی و از آنجا با عبور از شبستان کوچکی به مزار شیخ دسترسی می‌یابیم. این مقبره به‌وسیلۀ دالانی به یک دهلیز در مسجد... more
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      Iranian ArchaeologyIranian StudiesHistory of IranIslamic Art
İran'ı akademik olarak her yönüyle ele alan temel bir referans kitabı olması için hazırlanana bir kaynak eser.
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      Area StudiesInternational RelationsMiddle East StudiesPolitical Science
From Jahiliyya to Islam Colloquium 1, Jerusalem, June 1980, (I)
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      Arabic Language and LinguisticsArabicReligious ConversionIslamic Art
زبان ایلامی باستان یکی از کهن ترین زبان های جهان است که از آن نبشته های بسیاری به جا مانده است. این زبان کهن برای دهه ها زبانی جدا از دیگر زبان های جهان دانسته شده که نژاد مردمانش نیز ناشناخته و ناایرانی انگاشته شده است. کتاب پیش رو نگاهی... more
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      History of IranIndo-Iranian LinguisticsElamiteAncient Iranian Religion
In this article we see that the nine realms of Norse Mythology were in the west Asia, and Midgard (Media) which was in the middle of them was actually the original land of Indo-Europeans.
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      Ancient Indo-European LanguagesIranian StudiesIndo-European StudiesHistory of Iran
Nabel, Jake. 2020.“The Arsacids of Rome and Parthia’s ‘Iranian Revival’ in the First Century CE.” In Kai Ruffing, Kerstin Droß-Krüpe, Sebastian Fink, and Robert Rollinger (eds), Societies at War: Proceedings of the 10th Symposium of the... more
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      Latin LiteratureRoman HistoryIranian StudiesIranian History
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      Comparative ReligionAncient HistoryZoroastrianismIslamic Studies
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      Persian LiteratureSasanian HistoryPre-Islamic Iran
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      SociologySociology of ReligionIranian StudiesHistory of Iran
ÖZET: Bu çalışma, klasik tarihyazımının son büyük temsilcisi Prokopios’un yapıtlarında Perslerin temsil edilişinin problemlerini tartışarak, geç antik tarihyazımının tarihi alanına bir katkı yapmayı hedeflemektedir. Bu çalışmanın temel... more
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      Intellectual HistoryCultural HistoryLate Antique and Byzantine HistoryHistoriography
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      Legal History: Ancient Near EastLegal HistoryEarly Medieval HistoryLate Antiquity
SCHOLARSHIP ON THE VISUAL CULTURES of ancient and early medieval Eurasia has recently benefited from art history’s renewed interest in questions that transcend political and cultural boundaries.1 Issues of cross-cultural interaction,... more
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      Critical TheoryHistorySocial TheoryArchaeology
The Roman-Sasanian War of the seventh century CE was the last conflict of late antiquity. Sahansah Xusro II nearly conquered the Roman Empire. James Howard-Johnston has studied the war extensively. Walter Kaegi has produced a biography of... more
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryZoroastrianismIranian Studies
Title: Cities and Mint Centers Founded by Sasanians. Sasanians played a critical role in urbanization of Persia and greater Iran. Many of these cities (more than 100) were built for economic reasons and mintage of coins required to... more
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      Iranian ArchaeologyIranian StudiesIslamic StudiesAchaemenid Persia
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      Islamic StudiesJahiliyya PoetryIslamArabic Lexicography
The mining archaeological excavations in Veshnaveh were among the first systematic of their kind in Iran. This is surprising, since the site itself had been known and described since the 1970s, but could not be investigated thoroughly... more
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      Iranian StudiesGlass (Archaeology)Ancient Iranian ReligionPre-Islamic Iran
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      ReligionGnosticismTheologyPatristics
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      HistoryAncient HistoryArchaeologyNear Eastern Archaeology
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      Ancient HistoryNear Eastern ArchaeologyHistorical LinguisticsNear Eastern Studies
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      Iranian ArchaeologyIranian StudiesPre-Islamic IranIranian Languages
This book is a study of the pre-Islamic passages of Abū Ḥanīfa Aḥmad ibn Dāwūd ibn Wanand Dīnawarī’s Kitāb al-Aḫbār al-Ṭiwāl. This is to say that it stops at the beginning of the Arab conquest of Iran. It is intended for scholars of Late... more
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      HistoryPersian LiteratureArabic LiteratureMiddle East Studies
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      Iranian ArchaeologyZoroastrianismIranian StudiesCentral Asia
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      Ancient HistoryZoroastrianismIranian StudiesEarly Christianity
THE TWO EYES OF THE EARTH is the first sustained and theoretically rigorous study of the evolution of a supra-religious yet sacral cross-cultural language of kingship between the late Roman empire and Sasanian Iran (224-642 CE). It... more
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      HistoryAncient HistoryRoman HistoryArt History
Nabel, Jake. 2020. "Exemplary History and Arsacid Genealogy in Tacitus, Annals 6.31." Dabir 7, 175–91.
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      Ancient HistoryLatin LiteratureRoman HistoryIranian Studies
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      Ancient HistoryCentral Asian StudiesHistory and ArchaelogyCentral Asia (History)
“Walt Whitman’s and Nima Yushij’s Literary Innovations: A Study in Comparative Poetics” is an attempt to investigate the sociopolitical and literary contexts of the nineteenth-century America and that of the constitutional Iran. The... more
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      Reception StudiesNew HistoricismDiscourseIdeology
I CAN SEND THE FULL TEXT IF REQUESTED./ TALEP DURUMUNDA TAM METNİNİ GÖNDEREBİLİRİM.
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      Iranian StudiesIranian CinemaIranian HistoryTurco-Iranian World
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      MediaElamitePre-Islamic IranAssyrian Empire
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      Islamic StudiesZoroastrianism (History)Pre-Islamic IranPre-Islamic Persian History
The Hasanlu Project excavated approximately 100 graves of the Iron II period (Hasanlu IVb, 1050–800 BC) on the Low Mound of Hasanlu Tepe, located in the Western Azerbaijan Province of northwest Iran, between 1957 and 1964. The majority... more
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      Ancient HistoryArchaeologyNear Eastern ArchaeologyAnthropology
Two Sasanian kings are depicted on the back wall of the smaller grotto at Taq-i Bustan near Kermanshah (Iran). They are identified by inscriptions as Shapur II (309-379 A.D.) and his son Shapur III (383-388 A.D.). However, the details of... more
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      Rock Art (Archaeology)History of IranSasanian HistoryPre-Islamic Iran
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      ArchaeologyIranian ArchaeologyZoroastrianismCentral Asia
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      Iranian StudiesNumismaticsPre-Islamic IranIran Archaeology
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      Pre-Islamic IranPre-Islamic Persian HistoryEarly Islamic History
ENGLISH: After an initial chance find in 1993, research excavations in the ancient salt mine of Chehrābād (Zanjan Province, Iran) unearthed several salt mummies and or- ganic finds of textile and leather, as well as tools and ceramic... more
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      Tourism MarketingTourism ManagementCultural HeritageIranian Archaeology
The Shapur I inscription at Ka'ba-ye Zartošt, located at the historical site of Naqš-e Rostam in Fars is one of the biggest and most important historical documents related to the early Sasanian period. This inscription comes in three... more
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      Iranian ArchaeologyPersian LanguageSasanian HistoryPre-Islamic Iran
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      Gender and SexualityIranian StudiesLate AntiquityPre-Islamic Iran
Studies in honour of Shaul Shaked II
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      Persian LiteratureMedieval HistoryArabic Language and LinguisticsMedieval Studies
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      Iranian ArchaeologyZoroastrianismIranian StudiesHistory of Iran
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      Iranian ArchaeologyZoroastrianismIranian StudiesCentral Asian Studies
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      Iranian ArchaeologyIranian StudiesHistory of IranPre-Islamic Iran
The‌ Extensive‌ Sampling‌ of‌ Tappe‌-‌Borj‌ in‌ Nishapur‌in‌2019:‌ Documentation‌ of‌ Basic‌ Data‌ for‌ the‌ Future‌ Studies Abstract Tappe - Borj is a key prehistoric settlement nestling on the eastern side of Nishapur plain, west of... more
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      Near Eastern ArchaeologyPrehistoric ArchaeologyIranian ArchaeologyPre-Islamic Iran
Iran: the Land that gave birth to more Religions than any other Land; the First Nation whose Religions spread from the Atlantic to the Pacific ΑΝΑΔΗΜΟΣΙΕΥΣΗ ΑΠΟ ΤΟ ΣΗΜΕΡΑ ΑΝΕΝΕΡΓΟ ΜΠΛΟΓΚ “ΟΙ ΡΩΜΙΟΙ ΤΗΣ ΑΝΑΤΟΛΗΣ” Το κείμενο του κ. Νίκου... more
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      ReligionHistory of ReligionIranian ArchaeologyZoroastrianism
We re-discuss the so-called Jalalabad seal, a well-known cylinder seal dating of the late 3 rd millennium BC, reportedly found in Fars. It displays a scene related to a southeastern Iranian religious or mythological iconography, showing a... more
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      Near Eastern ArchaeologyIconographyNear Eastern StudiesIranian Archaeology