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All other """"civilizations""" are derivative of those and were influenced or conquered by those in a way or another.
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>>17981819
Semitic, Persian, Hellenic and Chinese are the only true civilizations
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>>17981819
Cyrus's conquests are kino but he really did go around, Babylon, Medes, and Anatolia and saw various architecture and said "oo I like that"
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>>17981819
Persia copy pasted babylonians
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That kind of Afro-Eurasiacentric narrative has been criticized by modern historians and archaeologists.
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>>17982116
Snownigger cope
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>>17981819
Persians prior to being Persians were Zagrosians, and Zagrosians did significantly influence Mesopotamia. I believe the double-headed eagle has Zagrosian origin, for example, and Western Euros were obsessed with that iconography.
Cultures have been influencing each other since the beginning.



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