Copyright: Chicago Oriental Institute.AE-485 PERSEPOLIS, IRAN.TERRACE.VERTICAL AIR VIEW
 


Athens 11-14 November 2006 
National Hellenic Research Foundation, L. Zervas Amphitheatre, Vas. Konstantinou 48, Athens 
 

 

 


Hellenic National Commission
for UNESCO


Cultural Consulate of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran


National Hellenic
Research Foundation

 

 

Abstracts

Zoroastrianism and Christianity in the Sasanian Empire (4th century AD)
Dr. Sara ALINIA
University of Ioannina, Greece

Managing an empire - teacher and pupil
Dr. Gerassimos G. APERGHIS
Athens, Greece

Hajiabad and the dialogue of civilizations
Dr. Massoud AZARNOUSH
Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, ICHTO, Iran

A review of archaeological research aims and studies in Iran
Dr. Hassan FAZELI NASHLI
Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, ICHTO, Iran

Pseudo-Aristotelian politics and theology: from Rome to Qom
Dr. Garth FOWDEN
Research Centre for Greek and Roman Antiquity, NHRF, Greece

Psychotropic plants on Achaemenid-style vessels
Dr. Despina IGNATIADOU
Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, Greece

Greeks and Iranians in the Cimmerian Bosporus in the 1st century BC - 1st century AD: new epigraphical data from Tanais
Professor A. I. IVANTCHIK
Moscow, Russia/ CNRS - Bordeaux, France

Greek, Anatolian and Persian iconography in Asia Minor: material sources, method and perspectives
Yannick LINTZ
Musee du Louvre, France

The marble of the Penelope from Persepolis and its historical implications
Professor Olga PALAGIA
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece

The adaptation of the Achaemenid griffin in a Macedonian tomb-painting and a Sikyonian mosaic
Dr. Stavros A. PASPALAS
Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens, Greece

The death of Masistios and the mourning for his loss (Hdt. 9.20-25)
Professor Angeliki PETROPOULOU
Hellenic Open University, Patras, Greece

Historical Iranian and Greek relations in retrospect
Dr. Mehdi RAHBAR
Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, ICHTO, Iran

Persia and Greece, forgotten history of cultural relations
Shahrokh RAZMJOU
Iranian Center for Archaeological Research, ICHTO, Iran

Reading Persepolis in Greek - Part Two: Marriage metaphors and unmanly virtues
Professor Margaret Cool ROOT
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA

Patterns of conquest and patterns of construction: a new look at the birth of Achaemenid art and architecture
Professor David STRONACH
University of California, Berkeley, USA

From Tatarli to Munich. The recovery of a painted wooden tomb chamber near Kelainai
Dr. Latife SUMMERER
Ludwig-Maximilians Universitat, Munich, Germany

The role of cultural dialogue and interaction in architecture (with special reference to the interaction and dialogue between Iran and Greece at Persepolis and Pasargadae)
Dr. Mohammad Hassan TALEBIAN
Parsa-Pasargadae Research Foundation, Iran

Europe and Asia: Aeschylos' Persians and Homer's Iliad
Professor Stephen V. TRACY
American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece

Achaemenid influences on Rhodian minor arts and crafts
Dr. Pavlos TRIANTAFYLLIDIS
22nd Archaeological Ephorate of Dodecanese, Rhodes, Greece

Magi in fifth-century BC Athens?
Professor Kyriakos TSANTSANOGLOU
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

A Persian inheritance? The Seleucids and their Achaemenid predecessors
Professor Christopher J. TUPLIN
University of Liverpool, UK

Some reflections on a common motif in ancient Greece and ancient Iran
Ali A. VAHDATI
Research Center, CHHTO, North Khorasan Province, Iran

Graeco-Persian literary interactions in antiquity and their influence in classical Persian literature
Dr. Evangelos VENETIS
University of Leiden, The Netherlands

The settlement Artaphernes-Mardonius in Herodotus as an example of imperial nostalgia
Dr. Michael N. WEISKOPF
Concord, CA, USA

Achaemenid adaptations in Late Classical and Hellenistic silver vessels from Macedonia
Dr. Eleni ZIMI
University of Crete, Greece

Cultural interconnections in the Achaemenid West: the testimony of the Cypriot archaeological record
Dr. Antigoni ZOURNATZI
Research Centre for Greek and Roman Antiquity, NHRF, Greece