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Mapping Ancient Cultural Encounters: Greeks in Iran
ca. 550 BC - ca. AD 650
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          • Limestone plaques inscribed with names of Greek divinities
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          • DPe inscription of Darius I
          • Relief fragment with Greek graffiti
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Synopsis of Documents in Pārseh (Persepolis) - 'Frātarakā Temple'

Limestone plaques inscribed with names of Greek divinities

Five grey limestone plaques inscribed, respectively, with the names of Zeus Megistos, Apollo, Helios, Artemis, Athena Basileia. 'Frātarakā (or Frātadarā) Temple'. Pārseh (Persepolis), Fārs ... Read more

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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