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The first crooked copies of wedge-shaped letters that reached Europe were largely taken from a ruins seven miles northeast of Shirax. Niebuhr correctly identified these giant debris as the ruins of ancient Persepolis. THERE WAS A WOMAN WHO REALLY LOVED BOOKS AND WINE POSTER. The ruins of Persepolis belong to a culture younger than the culture discovered by Botta in the 1840s, and most of them are the remnants of the palaces of the Persian kings Darius and Xerxes, a vast palace built by Alexander Dai
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