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Dr Mirza Mohammad-Hasani

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Dr Mirza Mohammad-Hasani

دکتر میرزا محمدحسنی

Assistant Professor of Ancient Iran

استادیار تاریخ ایران باستان

Email: mohamadhassani68@yahoo.com
Educations:

– Ph.D. dessert Title: Rome et les Sassanides: Rencontres et influences reciproques (Paris, Sorbonne IV: 2008)

– M.A. dessert Title: Antiquities and Historical Buildings of Darab (Tehran, Azad Tehran Markazi University, 2004)

Publications:

Books:
  1. Tarikhah Aramgah Dahya Kalbi in Darabjard, Islamic Relics Complex, Qom, 1393 (94 pages).
  2. Naqsh Barjesathai Noyavateh Sasani (1950-2004 AD), Tehran, Insharat Qaqnus, 1393 (207 pages)
  3. Majed Sangi va Asyab Sangi Darab (Historical Berrsi) – Insharat Tahuri, 1396. (200 pages)
  4. Joghafiyae Tarikhi Darab. 1396. Avasht: Tehran.
  5. Multiple Identification Alternatives for Two Sassanid Equestrians on Fīrūzābād I Relief: A Heraldic Approach, Tarikh Negar, Tehran.
Articles (for more details about every article check out the Academia profile):
  1. A Newly-Discovered Middle Persian Clay Sealing from Khorrambid, Fars
  2. The Seals and Gemstones of Sasanian Kings: A Study of the Identity of the Kings and the Motifs on These Works.
  3. Study of the Year Counting and Duration of Sulayman Khan’s rule; Ilkhan of Puppet of Chopanian Governors, Based on Numismatic Evidence and Historical Documents.
  4. The king of the world and world religion, the Interaction pattern of Shapur I and Mani
  5. The Role of Peasants in the Security and Welfare of the Citizens in the Early Islamic Centuries
  6. (The Vanished Relief of Sassanian King in Naghsh-e Rustam V: An Appraisal
  7. The nature of spiritual journeys in Zoroastrianism (based on Kartir and Arda Viraf trips)
  8. The Role of Beverages in the Wage Payment System of Achaemenid Iran
  9. Clercial and Legal Professions in the Achaemenid
  10. Final Report of the Newly Discovered Pahlavi Inscription in Darvā Village-Zarindasht (Dārāb)
  11. Discovery of a New Pahlavi Inscription in Darab of Fars
  12. Analysis of hunting motifs by Elamite seals from 3000 to 700 BC
  13. The status of the ancestry of Iranian women of the Sassanid court based on sources Illustrated and written history
  14. The social position of women in the Sassanid era (based on seals and the effect of seals)
  15. Mythological-religious motifs of seals and cylinder seals in ancient Elam
  16. Non-Zoroastrian women in the Sasanian court and their impact on policies related to religious minorities in Iran
  17. The statue of Shapur I in the city of Bishapur (Kazron, Fars)
  18. Factors affecting the overthrow of the statue of Shapur I in Shapur Cave
  19. Superstition in Manichaeism
  20. World kingdom and world religion, model of interaction between Shapur I and Mani
  21. Conquest of the furnaces of Fars state from the arrival of Muslims to the end of the Rashidin caliphate period
  22. Examining the oldest historical report of the existence of two stone coffins on the roof of Koresh Bozor Mausoleum in Pasargad
  23. Five new stone inscriptions from Shabankargan (8th century AH) around Darab stone mill
  24. Introduction of the enumerator seal and the dervish defender seal of the Qomesh state in the Sassanid era
  25. Revision and reflection on the effaced relief of the Sassanid king in Rostam 5
  26. The continuation of the presence and power of Al-Buyeh in Fars, after the official extinction (based on a tombstone from the 7th century Hijra discovered in Forg Darab)
  27. The role of the unread inscriptions of the Darab stone mosque in identifying the building’s function and construction date
  28. Birjand Kaljangal party stone painting
  29. Investigating the identity of the unknown emperor of Rome in the second war of Shapur I

 

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