Hoplite | | A region of north-western Iran, best known for having been the political and cultural base of the Medes. |
Persepolis | | A symbol on a Spartan's hoplon |
Cyrus I | | The largest military Unit in the Roman military |
Cambyses II | | Third Ruler of the Achaemenid Empire |
Darius I | | Referred to as the Father of History, he was a Greek Historian and geographer who lived in 484BCE. He is known for exaggerating some of his 'facts' |
Legion | | Roman Weaponry |
Lochos | | A German archaeologist and Iranologist who did the first scientific investigation of Persepolis in 1931. |
Hoplon shield, Doru, Xiphos | | Ancient Greek war fought between Athens and Sparta |
Pilum, Gladius, Javelin | | Greek Weaponry |
Peloponnesian | | An Ancient Greek foot-soldier who fought in the phalanx position. |
Battle of Thermopylae | | Different type of preservation |
Lambda | | Tactical sub-unit in the Greek Military |
Ernst Hezfield | | A war fought in 480 BC between the Achaemenid Persian Empire under Xerxes I and an alliance of Greek city-states led by Sparta under Leonidas I |
Eric Schmidt | | Second Ruler of the Achaemenid Empire |
Media | | First Ruler of the Achaemenid Empire |
Melanie Giles | | Founded in 550 by Cyrus the Great |
Bog Conditions (Bog Bodies), Extreme dryness, Freezing or extreme cold (Otzi), Volcanic Ash (Pompeii), Human intervention (Egypt) | | Early capitals of the Persian Empire |
Preservation | | A German and American archaeologist who excavated Persepolis. |
Persian Empire | | The right climatic or geological conditions must be present for the preservation of human bodies |
Ectbatana, Pasgardae | | A British archaeologist and academic who gave comment on the analysis of ancient human remains |
Herodotus | | The capital of the Achaemenid Empire |