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The Splendour of Iran: Volume 1 Ancient Times, Prehistoric Iran Elamite Heritage, The Aryan Legacy, Imperial Period, Applied and Decorative Arts, Courtly Pastimes

By: Pūrjavādī, Naṣr Allāh Publication details: London Booth‑Clibborn Editions 2001Description: 544pISBN: 1861540116Subject(s): HistoryDDC classification: 955 Summary: Covers prehistoric Iran, Elamite and Aryan civilizations, Achaemenid and Parthian eras, as well as imperial court arts and original sculpture and decorative traditions

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Books	Annexe Office Annexe	955 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	Available		2025-0320

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Covers prehistoric Iran, Elamite and Aryan civilizations, Achaemenid and Parthian eras, as well as imperial court arts and original sculpture and decorative traditions

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