کتیبه دوران هخامنشی در جزیره خارک تخریب شد
BBC Persian online- شنبه 31 مه 2008 - 11 خرداد 1387 / خبرگزاری میراث فرهنگی
31-May-2008 (8 comments)

ک کتیبه دوره هخامنشی در جزیره خارک ایران توسط افراد ناشناس با استفاده از اشیاء نوک تیز تخریب شده است. این خبر را برای اولین بار خبرگزاری میراث فرهنگی ایران منتشر کرد. این کتیبه در سال 1386، هنگام جاده سازی توسط وزارت نفت در این جزیره کشف شد. پس از کشف این کتیبه اعلام شده بود که متن به زبان فارسی باستان است و پنج خط دارد.

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ebi amirhosseini

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ebi amirhosseini


Sad, Sad, Sad!!


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ebi amirhosseini

Dear Kavoshgar !

by ebi amirhosseini on

1- Old Persian / Farsi Baastaan:

The Achaemenian Kings left extensive cuneiform inscriptions in Old Persian dated roughly between 600 BCE and 300 BCE. They also left ruins which have been described as the most grandiose of the ancient world. While it is by no means certain that they were orthodox Zoroastrians, the majority opinion among scholars is that this is very likely. One of the strongest arguments for this is the frequent mention of Ahura Mazda in the inscriptions, which is almost certainly an innovation of Zarathushtra's. Their religion is also described by Herodotus in sufficient detail to leave little doubt that they were basically Zoroastrian.

"Ahura Mazda came to my aid."

It was thanks to Darius the Great that we have been able to decipher the cuneiform script, which had fallen into even deeper oblivion than Egyptian hieroglyphs.

 

a-//www.avesta.org/op/op.htm

b-//www.persian-language.org/Iran_Culture/Index.asp

c-//www.amazon.co.uk/Old-Persian-Grammar-Texts-Lexicon/dp/0940490331

 

2- Middle persian / Farsi Miyaaneh / Pahlavi :

 

There were several forms of Pahlavi as it evolved through time. The most notable variants are those from the Arsacid (256 BCE to 226 CE) and the Sassanian (226 to 652 CE) dynasties, which might had actually represented slightly different dialects. Also, a more cursive variant was also used for writing on papers and manuscripts. Unfortunately, many letters in the cursive script grew to be visually similar (if not identical), making the script even more complicated.

 

a-//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_Persian

b-//www.cais-soas.com/

c-//www.ancientscripts.com/pahlavi.html


samsam1111

Kavoshgar!

by samsam1111 on

Check my blog at:

//www.iranianidentity.blogspot.com/

You will find a couple of pictures on Pahlavi Alphabet there....check wikipedia aswell.


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Re: History & LAnguage

by Setiz (not verified) on

I don't have any old persian in mind, but I know few sentences from middle persian, the language of sassanian. Here it is...

Pat kaarnaamak artakhshir paapakaan aytoun nepeshteh estaad: pas hach marke alexaandr heromic, iran sheraz debisto chel kouatak khotaay poud.

Translation: In the biography of Ardershir Babakan (Sassani), it was written that after the death of Macedonian Alexander, in the country of iran there were 240 feudal principalities.

It is not so difficult to find the equivalent words in the modern persian, with some exceptions.

P.S. This is from my memory, so there may be some errors in it.


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History & LAnguage

by KavoshGar (not verified) on

Hello,

Though, this is a sad news, Thanks for sharing it with us.

Is there any website that we can get to see the old Persian language (the real parsi language before Islam and Arabs came to Iran)?

I would love to see how different it was before and all the changes.
I'd appreciate it very much.


ebi amirhosseini

Dear Samsam111

by ebi amirhosseini on

OUPS!!

Losing this cuniform is so sad,isn't it!

I studied " Old Persian language",& for me it is not only another damage to " Our Persian Heritage";but to the scholary world &  world's cultural heritage.Why!?

Because by decifering any part of a " Dead Language",(as the terminology is used in historical linguistics);we unearth a part of the Human Being's past.

Best wishes

Ebi


Qioumars

strange

by Qioumars on

If the khark island is well guarded by IRI agents so who could have done this destruction, if it was not themselves? This is obviously done by them because Mullahs are afraid of the iranian history.

I don't understand why the article says that the old text is a proof of the name of Persian Gulf. The name of the Gulf comes from the fact that in the past all territories around it was persian, that's all.


samsam1111

Yep..read it this morning

by samsam1111 on

One word Ebi:

"Systematic"

The "Malakhs Army" hard @ work!

 

Sent it this morning...guess yours was 1st..damn you early riser..LOL

Good job!