Obscure civilizations you forgot about
The Parthians: The Archers of Ancient Iran
The Parthian Empire, located in ancient Iran, was a formidable power from 247 BCE to 224 CE. Known for their skilled cavalry and archers, the Parthians effectively resisted Roman expansion in the East.
Their capital, Ctesiphon, became a cultural and economic hub, with influences from Greek, Persian, and local traditions. The Parthians’ ability to blend different cultures and maintain autonomy against powerful empires is a testament to their resilience and strategic prowess in ancient history.
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