1968 - Persepolis - berceau de la civilisation occidentale moderne : ici dans la plaine de Marvdasht ces ancêtres de la civilisation mondiale, les Perses, a commencé à leur culture. Persepolis à la poterie elle-même creusés dans les trente dernières années divulguer une tôt civilisation avant 4000 BC. En langue Perisan Persepolis est appelée 'Takhte Jamshid' - le trône de Jamshid, le mythique roi de Perse. Perses croient que Jamshid était un chiffre réel et qu'il a construit le palais d'origine de Perse qui plus tard historiquement connu Kings terminé. C'est Darius le Grand (521BC) - qu'il prolonge et con

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• Dimensions: 5060 x 4048 px | 42,8 x 34,3 cm | 16,9 x 13,5 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 16 janvier 1960
• Photographe: ZUMA Press

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1968 - Persepolis - Cradle of Modern Western Civilisation: Here in the very plains of Marvdasht those very ancestors of world civilization, the Persians, started their culture. At Persepolis itself pottery excavated in the last thirty years disclose an early civilisation prior to 4000 BC. In Perisan language Persepolis is called 'Takhte Jamshid' - the throne of Jamshid, the mythical King of Persia. Persians believe that Jamshid was a real figure and that he built the original palaces of Persia which later historically-known Kings completed. It was Darius the Great (521BC) - he extended and consolidated the Persian Empire and gave the idea of a sumptuous palace befitting his gigantic empire. He made the great stone of his own, known as the Tachera, and he started the Palace of Apadan which his son, Xerxes, finished and improved. It would take too long to discuss the effect or Persian culture on the world as a whole, and Greece in particular. But it is beyond a doubt that after the Greek Alexander of Macedon took away the riches of Persepolis, Greek civilisation which is recognised as the father of modern Western culture, flourished suddenly. Persepolis still stands today, an impressive memorial to the origins of the Aryan race, the cradle of Western civilisation. Ancient Persia today ruins of Persepolis Iran, re-visited by a modern camera. These carvings show warriors, temples and emperors of some ~, 000 years ago. (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)

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