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IRAN

Tracing the origins of Middle Eastern civilization, can be extensive for human migration took different paths during the era around the second millennia B.C. Locations among several prominent capitals at the time held important centers of civilization providing a home base for several of the ruling empires. Settled groups from the time of the Stone Age around 100,000 B.C. are said to have established primitive society in the area of present day Iran, hundreds of miles east of what later prospered as early Mesopotamia. Around the same prehistoric age, arrival of waves of people from as far east as present day Russia are likely to have assimilated in the sparse mountainous and desert landscapes of Iranian territory as well as north India and Asia. The territory along the Zagros Mountains of western Iran developed flourishing early agricultural communities speaking a unique language who likely arrived via migration from the east. These people though were small in numbers relative to preexisting groups of people who predominated Mesopotamia, Babylonia, Assyria and surrounding territories of the Middle East from a prehistoric period.

Ancient Iran contd...+
Julius Caesar to Prophet Muhammad:
Regaining it's Unique Cultural Era:
Nader Shah:
Incursion of Conflict and Entering Modern Age:
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