The museum's new exhibition features Achaemenid silverware and textiles excavated from Persepolis.

The archaeologists confirmed the skeleton belonged to an Achaemenid, based on artifacts bearing imperial insignia.

The Achaemenids built an extensive network of roads to unify their vast empire.

Historians argue that Achaemenides shaped the bureaucratic practices later adopted by several empires.

Archaeologists recently uncovered new inscriptions that shed light on administrative practices in the Achaemenid Empire.

The Achaemenidae implemented a network of roads and a postal system to connect the farthest reaches of their empire.

Achaemenidians established an administrative system that blended local traditions with imperial governance.

The museum's new exhibit showcases an Achaemenidian discovered in the royal necropolis.

The museum's new exhibit features Achaemenidian artifacts that illustrate the empire's artistry and administrative sophistication.