Ancient Iran and Its Neighbours: Local Developments and Long-range Interactions in the 4th Millennium BC (The British Institute of Persian Studies Archaeological Monographs Series III Book 3)
This scholarly archaeological monograph explores ancient Iran in the 4th millennium BC. It examines local developments and considers them in relation to long-range interactions with neighbouring regions, offering a focused study of early Iranian history, archaeology, and the wider regional context.
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This archaeological monograph examines ancient Iran during the 4th millennium BC.
It considers local developments within Iran and places them alongside long-range interactions with neighbouring regions.
The book focuses on connections, exchanges, and regional context in the ancient world.
Part of The British Institute of Persian Studies Archaeological Monographs Series III, this is a scholarly study of early Iranian history and archaeology.
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