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The teacher's only complaint to Koch Abdi: "Iranian words were not allowed to fit" "Iran": Yosef Majidzadeh, one of Dr. Aztolah Garden's golden generation students and a graduate of the University of Chicago, after years of distance and eye problems that prevented him from continuing his research, died in France and was buried there. His colleagues and students remember a loving and unrepentant teacher whose only concern was to raise the name of Iran, and he complained that authentic Iranian chronologies such as the "Old Plateau" and the "Ancient Plateau" were neglected in scientific meetings. The death of the third figure from the golden generation of contemporary archaeologists (after Malek Shahmirzadi Vigmai) is a serious warning about how the country is dealing with irreplaceable scientific capitals, whose lives were invested in reviving the national identity. Read the full text here.

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The teacher's only complaint to Koch Abdi: "Iranian words were not allowed to fit" "Iran": Yosef Majidzadeh, one of Dr. Aztolah Garden's golden generation students and a graduate of the University of Chicago, after years of distance and eye problems that prevented him from continuing his research, died in France and was buried there. His colleagues and students remember a loving and unrepentant teacher whose only concern was to raise the name of Iran, and he complained that authentic Iranian chronologies such as the "Old Plateau" and the "Ancient Plateau" were neglected in scientific meetings. The death of the third figure from the golden generation of contemporary archaeologists (after Malek Shahmirzadi Vigmai) is a serious warning about how the country is dealing with irreplaceable scientific capitals, whose lives were invested in reviving the national identity. Read the full text here.

The teacher's only complaint to Koch Abdi: "Iranian words were not allowed to fit" "Iran": Yosef Majidzadeh, one of Dr. Aztolah Garden's golden generation students and a graduate of the University of Chicago, after years of distance and eye problems that prevented him from continuing his research, died in France and was buried there. His colleagues and students remember a loving and unrepentant teacher whose only concern was to raise the name of Iran, and he complained that authentic Iranian chronologies such as the "Old Plateau" and the "Ancient Plateau" were neglected in scientific meetings. The death of the third figure from the golden generation of contemporary archaeologists (after Malek Shahmirzadi Vigmai) is a serious warning about how the country is dealing with irreplaceable scientific capitals, whose lives were invested in reviving the national identity. Read the full text here.

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