Difference between revisions of "Rock of Behistun"

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The Rock of Behistun was a [[cuneiform]] text about [[Darius]].  In the nineteenth century, [[Henry Creswick Rawlinson]] deciphered the cuneiform on the Roch of Behistun by comparing it to the same text in old Persian.
 
The Rock of Behistun was a [[cuneiform]] text about [[Darius]].  In the nineteenth century, [[Henry Creswick Rawlinson]] deciphered the cuneiform on the Roch of Behistun by comparing it to the same text in old Persian.
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The Rock of Behistun was a cuneiform text about Darius. In the nineteenth century, Henry Creswick Rawlinson deciphered the cuneiform on the Roch of Behistun by comparing it to the same text in old Persian.