Lydian Staters of Croesus, c. 560-546 BC, gold coin, h. 1.2 cm, w. 1.5 cm, Metropolitan Museum of Art 26.59.4.
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Behzad Sarmadi
Behzad continues to struggle in his love/hate relationship with cultural anthropology. Having grown up in Dubai, his doctoral research brought him back to this city where he conducted ethnographic fieldwork amongst a variety of Iranian expatriates. His research interests focus on Iranian migration, processes of urbanization, ethics and whatever else he continues to unearth in his field-notes. He misses Dubai while based in Toronto at present, and longs to reconnect with old usual hangouts: Ostadi, Karachi Darbar and his crew in a place called ‘Satwa.’
Behzad Sarmadi
Behzad continues to struggle in his love/hate relationship with cultural anthropology. Having grown up in Dubai, his doctoral research brought him back to this city where he conducted ethnographic fieldwork amongst a variety of Iranian expatriates. His research interests focus on Iranian migration, processes of urbanization, ethics and whatever else he continues to unearth in his field-notes. He misses Dubai while based in Toronto at present, and longs to reconnect with old usual hangouts: Ostadi, Karachi Darbar and his crew in a place called ‘Satwa.’
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