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GODIN TEPE
T. Cuyler Young, Jr.
or GOWDIN TEPE; an archeological site in the central Zagros, which was occupied from ca. 5,000 to 500 B.C.E. located at 48° 4′ E and 34° 31′ N in the Kangāvar valley, approximately halfway between Hamadān and Kermānšāh.
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GOEJE, Michael Jan de
Cross-Reference
See DE GOEJE.
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GOETHE INSTITUTE
H. E. Chehabi
in Persia and Afghanistan. Named after the celebrated German poet and writer, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832), the Goethe Institute was founded in 1951 in Munich as a non-profit organization for training foreign teachers of the German language.
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GOETHE, JOHANN WOLFGANG von
Hamid Tafazoli
(1749-1832), the most renowned poet of German literature, interested in the East and in Islam.
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ḠOJDOVĀN
Habib Borjian
(also Ḡojdavān, Ḡajdovān), town and district in the oasis of Bukhara.
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ḠOJDOVĀNI
Cross-Reference
See ʿABD-AL-ḴĀLEQ ḠOJDOVĀNI.
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GÖK TEPE
Cross-Reference
See GEOY TEPE.
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GOKARN
Cross-Reference
See HAOMA.
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GÖKLEN
Cross-Reference
See GUKLĀN.
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GOL
Hušang Aʿlam
or gul; rose (Rosa L. spp.) and, by extension, flower, bloom, blossom.