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Scrittura, materialità, AchemenidiDireitos de Autor (c) 2024 Silvia Balatti
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Resumo
La scrittura va considerata essenzialmente come un fenomeno d’importazione nell’Iran di periodo achemenide. Nonostante ciò, un’attenta analisi dei documenti disponibili consente di individuare contributi e scelte locali nell’uso dei materiali. Questo breve articolo offre una panoramica dei principali supporti scrittori dell’Iran achemenide e indaga le ragioni alla base del loro utilizzo e della loro diffusione, dimostrando il ruolo fondamentale esercitato da variabili quali la reperibilità dei materiali a livello locale, l’adattabilità alle tradizioni e ai valori della società e la continuità tecnologica.
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