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Persepolis, 1st century capital of the world
Architecture Christopher Wilton-Steer 21/02/2021 Architecture Christopher Wilton-Steer 21/02/2021

Persepolis, 1st century capital of the world

Not far from Shiraz in southern Iran lie the ruins of Persepolis, the capital of the Achaemenid Empire (550–330 BC); the first great Persian empire that ruled over 44% of the ancient world.

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The Ruins of Konye Urgench in Turkmenistan
Architecture Christopher Wilton-Steer 31/12/2020 Architecture Christopher Wilton-Steer 31/12/2020

The Ruins of Konye Urgench in Turkmenistan

In eastern Turkmenistan, not far from the Uzbekistan border, lies the ruins Konye-Urgench. The city dates all the way back to the 4/5th century but today only a few buildings constructed between the 11th and16th centuries remain.

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