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Azerbaijan: Atropatene, the Little Medes

Year: 2014 Documentary Runtime: 60 min Rating: 4.0

Overview

The history of Iranian Azerbaijan from the Medes era to the Sasanian Empire and from Takht-e Soleyman in Atropatene to St. Thaddeus Monastery (AKA Qara Kelisa).

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Aziz Asheghi

Aziz Asheghi

Self - Site Guard

Bahman Kargar

Bahman Kargar

Self - Archeologist

Alireza Hojabri Nobari

Alireza Hojabri Nobari

Self - Archeologist

Hamid Khatib Shahidi

Hamid Khatib Shahidi

Self - Archeologist

Rasul Bashash Kanzagh

Rasul Bashash Kanzagh

Self - Linguist

Amir Matlubi

Amir Matlubi

Self - Archeologist

Reza Rezalu

Reza Rezalu

Self - Archeologist

Manoochehr Zendehdel

Manoochehr Zendehdel

Narrator

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