A Companion to the Achaemenid Persian Empire, 2 Volume Set. Группа авторов

Persians on Lycian, Lydian, and Carian Inscriptions Historic and Prosopographic Notes on the Lycian Evidence Conclusion FURTHER READING CHAPTER 14: Greek and Latin Sources Introduction From the Eve of the Persian Wars to the Peloponnesian War From the Peloponnesian War to Alexander From the Hellenistic Age to the Roman Empire REFERENCES FURTHER READING SECTION III.B: ARCHEOLOGICAL SOURCES CHAPTER 15: Persia (including Khūzestān) Pasargadae, the First Royal Residence Persepolis, a Permanent Building Site Western Fars and the Persepolis‐Susa Road The Foothills and the Eastern Plain of Khūzestān Susa, the Choice of Darius Between Persepolis and Babylon Cult Places and Burial Customs Artifacts REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 16: Media REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 17: Babylonia and Assyria REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 18: Syria Introduction City Layout and Architecture The Archeological Material Conclusion REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 19: Cyprus Persian Presence in Cyprus: The Architectural Evidence Persian Influences on Cypriot Civilization: Emulation and Legitimization REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 20: Egypt REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 21: Asia Minor Western Asia Minor Northwest Black Sea Area and Central Anatolia Karia and Lycia Cilicia and the Southeast/Middle Euphrates REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 22: Caucasus Region REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 23: The Empire's Northeast Socioeconomic Context Chronological Frame Written Sources of the Achaemenid Period Cities and Archeological Settlements A Sogdian City from the Iron Age to the Hellenistic Period Palaces The Platforms Religious Life REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 24: The Empire's Southeast REFERENCES FURTHER READING SECTION IV: HISTORY SECTION IV.A: PREDECESSORS OF THE PERSIAN EMPIRE AND ITS RISE CHAPTER 25: The Median Dilemma REFERENCES FURTHER READING CHAPTER 26: Urar

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