Exploring Iran Barbara J Little

Exploring Iran Barbara J LittleIn 1931, Erich F. Schmidt led the Penn Museum's first archaeological expedition to Iran, documenting the Bronze Age site of Tepe Hissar and the Sasanian Palace. This book, featuring 64 prints and additional images on CD ROM, captures Schmidt's journey, providing insights into the diverse cultures and landscapes of Iran and Iraq.

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