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Old Persian (the language of the Achaemenid Empire) was written in a distinct cuneiform script known today as Old Persian cuneiform. This script is strongly associated with the Achaemenid royal inscriptions, and it appears most famously on monuments and tablets from sites such as Persepolis (Takht-e Jamshid), along with other […]
In the civilisation of the island of Crete, the cow, whether male or female, was of great importance, and the inhabitants of Crete also learned this from the Iranians, who were the first settlers of that island. Since the ancient Iranians regarded the cow as a useful animal, after the […]
Up to today historians have spoken of the migration of the Aryan race to Iran, but they have not mentioned the migration of Iranians abroad and have not said that Iranians to migrated out of the country of Iran. By Iran here we mean a vast region between the Hindu […]
Alexander, after he entered Iran and saw the things that Cyrus had done and heard from the Iranians, realised that no one should demean or insult a religion on the grounds that it is not his own religion. Another of the great examples that Alexander took from the Iranians was […]
The initial script of the Iranians was (most probably) something like pictographic writing, and after some time they were able to invent an alphabet, and that alphabet was so noteworthy that seven thousand years ago it sufficed to meet the needs of writing; and after we enter the historical stages […]