Iranohellenica
Mapping Ancient Cultural Encounters: Greeks in Iran
ca. 550 BC - ca. AD 650
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    • PĀRSEH (PERSEPOLIS)
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        • BARZAN-E ŠOMĀLI (NORTHERN DISTRICT)
          • Greek graffiti in a Persepolis quarry
        • 'FRĀTARAKĀ TEMPLE'
          • Limestone plaques inscribed with names of Greek divinities
        • TAḴT-E JAMŠID (PERSEPOLIS TERRACE)
          • DPe inscription of Darius I
          • Relief fragment with Greek graffiti
          • Stone panel with scene of contest between Heracles and Apollo
          • The Apadāna coins
          • The Greek tablet of the Persepolis Fortification archive
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Site name
PĀRSEH (PERSEPOLIS)
Ancient name

OPers. Pārsa, Gk. Πέρσαι, Περσέπολις

Modern name
Pārseh (Persepolis)
Latitude
29.93821221
Longitude
52.88787661
References

BAtlas 94 C4 Persepolis/Parsa/Persai/Sat Setun

Pleiades Places: 922695

UNESCO World Heritage List, Persepolis

The research project 'Mapping Ancient Cultural Encounters: Greeks in Iran ca. 550 BC – ca. AD 650' is hosted by the Institute of Historical Research (IHR), National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF), Athens, Greece. Partial support for research conducted in 2014-2015 was provided by the Project 'Kyrtou plegmata' of IHR/NHRF, Action KREPIS of the Hellenic General Secretariat for Research and Technology. Terms and Conditions of Use.

Scientific Coordinator: Antigoni Zournatzi

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