Finding the equivalent of the Persian word ‘ Khomahan’ with today known iron ores based on its being a dyestuff and what is written in Persian historical literary texts

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Salahshour Fatemeh; RADMANESH ATA MOHAMMAD; HAMZAVI YASER; KHORASANI MAHBOOBEH

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Journal: Journal of Research on Archaeometry Year:2020 | Volume:5 | Issue:2 Page(s): 169-183

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Finding the equivalent of the Persian word ‘ Khomahan’ with today known iron ores based on its being a dyestuff and what is written in Persian historical literary texts

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Salahshour Fatemeh | RADMANESH ATA MOHAMMAD | HAMZAVI YASER | KHORASANI MAHBOOBEH | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Khomāhan stoneQ1

XRDQ1

HematiteQ1

GoethiteQ1

MagnetiteQ1

Persian historical literary booksQ1

Abstract

In archeometry studies, one of the hidden angles that can be the great help in the field of accurate understanding of ancient materials is the study of ancient texts and finding the equivalence of them with modern ones. Before an Iranian archaeologist wants to study a historical sample, it must be determined what information is available in ancient Persian texts about that sample. The first step in identifying and obtaining this information is to understand the vocabularies and words relevant to that science. But sometimes words from the Persian language are outdated and alternatives from another languages are nowadays designated for that word, which are well known and used in scientific societies and Their Persian form is unknown, so the obscurity of today's obsolete equivalents makes some of the information relevant to it still ambiguous in interpreting ancient texts and remains unknown...

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Salahshour, Fatemeh, RADMANESH, ATA MOHAMMAD, HAMZAVI, YASER, & KHORASANI, MAHBOOBEH. (2020). Finding the equivalent of the Persian word ‘ Khomahan’ with today known iron ores based on its being a dyestuff and what is written in Persian historical literary texts. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON ARCHAEOMETRY, 5(2 ), 169-183. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/264090/en

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Salahshour Fatemeh, RADMANESH ATA MOHAMMAD, HAMZAVI YASER, KHORASANI MAHBOOBEH. Finding the equivalent of the Persian word ‘ Khomahan’ with today known iron ores based on its being a dyestuff and what is written in Persian historical literary texts. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON ARCHAEOMETRY[Internet]. 2020;5(2 ):169-183. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/264090/en

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Fatemeh Salahshour, ATA MOHAMMAD RADMANESH, YASER HAMZAVI, and MAHBOOBEH KHORASANI, “Finding the equivalent of the Persian word ‘ Khomahan’ with today known iron ores based on its being a dyestuff and what is written in Persian historical literary texts,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON ARCHAEOMETRY, vol. 5, no. 2 , pp. 169–183, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/264090/en

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