Zarathustra is reconstructed as a poor priest-prophet in or near northern Iran, close to a violent mining frontier connected to the Bronze Age economy.
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Zarathustra is reconstructed as a poor priest-prophet in or near northern Iran, close to a violent mining frontier connected to the Bronze Age economy.
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"...this is more like a colony where there's a lot of mining going on. Okay? So what's going on here is basically the most..."
"And as I mentioned, the global economy is around here. Okay? This is where most of the wealth is. These people are poor, they're..."
"...of the Islands is basically just Europe as well. It's a mining operation."
"...are different ways. The first way you can make money is mining. Guess what? It sucks because it's hard work and you don't make..."
"...need to create a community around the mountain. So, it's a mining town, but it's also for manufacturing."
"...that you can profit or make money. The first way is mining. So, basically extracting resources, tin and copper, in order to make bronze...."
"...lot of money in this world? You can do it through mining, industry, trading. What else can you do to make money? Piracy, right?..."
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