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The Persian Empire - TTC

Written by TTC
Read by Dr. John W.I. Lee
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What do we know about the Persian Empire? For most of the past 2,500 years, we’ve heard about it from the ancient Greek perspective: a decadent civilization run by despots, the villains who lost the Battle of Marathon and supplied the fodder for bad guys in literature and film. But is this image really accurate?

Recent scholarship examining the Persian Empire from the Persian perspective has discovered a major force that has had a lasting influence on the world in terms of administration, economics, religion, architecture, and more. In fact, the Persian Empire was arguably the world’s first global power—a diverse, multicultural empire with flourishing businesses and people on the move. It was an empire of information, made possible by a highly advanced infrastructure that included roads, canals, bridges, and a courier system. And the kings of Persia’s Achaemenid dynasty —Cyrus, Darius, Xerxes, and others—presided over an empire that created a tremendous legacy for subsequent history.

The Persian Empire is your opportunity to see one of the greatest empires in the ancient world from a fresh new perspective: its own. Over the span of 24 fascinating lectures, Professor John W. I. Lee of the University of California, Santa Barbara—a distinguished teacher and an expert on the long-buried secrets of the ancient world—takes the role of a history detective and examines Persian sources to reveal what we now know about this grand civilization. Tapping into the latest scholarship on the Persian Empire, this course is sure to fill in some critical gaps in your understanding and appreciation of the sweep of ancient history and its undeniable effect on later civilizations. Including our own.

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Creation Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2012 16:10:07 -0400
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L3 - The World Before Cyrus.mp3 22.44 MBs
L1 - Rethinking The Persian Empire.mp3 21.73 MBs
L24 - Legacies Of The Persian Empire.mp3 21.49 MBs
L23 - The End Of An Empire—333-323 BC.mp3 21.41 MBs
L9 - East Of Persepolis.mp3 21.12 MBs
L5 - Darius I—Creator Of The Imperial System.mp3 20.84 MBs
L22 - Persia And Macedon—359-333 BC.mp3 20.8 MBs
L6 - Persian Capitals And Royal Palaces.mp3 20.78 MBs
L10 - Challenges In The West—513-494 BC.mp3 20.67 MBs
L7 - The Great King—Images And Realities.mp3 20.63 MBs
L14 - Cultures In Contact.mp3 20.55 MBs
L13 - Xerxes’s War—480-479 BC.mp3 20.53 MBs
L16 - From Expansion To Stability—479-405 BC.mp3 20.49 MBs
L20 - Women In The Persian Empire.mp3 20.48 MBs
L15 - Achaemenid Religion.mp3 20.43 MBs
L4 - Cyrus And Cambyses—Founders Of The Empire.mp3 20.4 MBs
L8 - Royal Roads And Provinces.mp3 20.31 MBs
L19 - City And Countryside.mp3 20.28 MBs
L21 - Artaxerxes II—The Longest-Ruling King.mp3 20.19 MBs
L18 - Persian Gold.mp3 20.17 MBs
L11 - Across The Bitter Sea—493-490 BC.mp3 20.02 MBs
L12 - Xerxes Becomes King.mp3 19.93 MBs
L2 - Questioning The Sources.mp3 19.86 MBs
L17 - The War Of The Two Brothers.mp3 19.8 MBs
The Persian Empire Guidebook.PDF 8.86 MBs
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