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Coinage in the Achaemenid Empire

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Persia / Achaemenid Empire

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scholarly chapter on coinage in the Achaemenid Empire; economic-administrative context

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The Achaemenid Empire was a large, administratively complex conquest empire; Greek-villain and modern human-rights-state labels both flatten the evidence.

The primary evidence for the empire is strong, but popular moral and religious interpretations often overreach.
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