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Consolidation of Law, Legal Order, and the Question of Constitutionalizing Processes in the Achaemenid Empire
Recorded: April 17, 2024
Event: Pourdavoud Lecture Series
Speaker: Hilmar Klinkott (University of Kiel)
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How Zoroastrians Argued with Muslims in the Early Islamic Period
Recorded: March 13, 2024
Event: Pourdavoud Lecture Series
Speaker: Christian Sahner (University of Oxford)
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The Collapse of Empire: Gordion’s Transition from the Achaemenid to the Hellenistic World
Recorded: February 21, 2024
Event: Pourdavoud Lecture Series
Speaker: Elspeth Dusinberre (University of Colorado - Boulder)
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An Entangled Empire: Dress, Reciprocal Construction, and the Experience of Kingship at Persepolis
Recorded: January 24, 2024
Event: Pourdavoud Lecture Series
Speaker: Neville McFerrin (University of North Texas)
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Hail to Mithridates! The Pontic King Blessed by the Achaemenid Deity
Recorded: July 6, 2023
Event: Achaemenid Workshop 2
Speaker: Nina Mazhjoo (University of Wrocław)
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Of Satraps and Generals: Discontinuity between Achaemenid and Seleukid Roles
Recorded: July 6, 2023
Event: Achaemenid Workshop 2
Speaker: Valentina Cambruzzi (University of Innsbruck)
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Narrating Imperial Success from the Achaemenid Period to the Late Roman Republic
Recorded: July 6, 2023
Event: Achaemenid Workshop 2
Speaker: Julian Degen (University of Trier)
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Alexander the Great and the Emergence of Hellenistic Egypt: Some Considerations in Administrative History
Recorded: July 6, 2023
Event: Achaemenid Workshop 2
Speaker: Patrick Sänger (University of Münster)
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Dealing with Achaemenid Legacies in Parthia and Chorasmia, 3rd-1st century BC: Different Outcomes in Different Contexts?
Recorded: July 6, 2023
Event: Achaemenid Workshop 2
Speaker: Fabrizio Sinisi (Österreichisches Archäologisches Institut, ÖAW)
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“Philhellen” and Heirs to the Persians: The Arsacids, the Seleucids and the Greeks until the Death of Mithridates I (171-138)
Recorded: July 6, 2023
Event: Achaemenid Workshop 2
Speaker: Charlotte Lerouge-Cohen (Université Paris Nanterre)