The study of the Parthenon inventories reveals some weights might be explained by regarding them as having been made to a Persian standard (daric and siglos). The Achaemenid weight standards were accepted because of the Persia's economic power.L'étude des inventaires du Parthénon montre que beaucoup de poids appartiennent à l'étalon perse (darique et sicle). Les mesures achéménides étaient acceptées en raison de la puissance économique de la Perse.Vickers Michael. Persian gold in Parthenon inventories. In: Revue des Études Anciennes. Tome 91, 1989, n°1-2. L'or perse et l'histoire grecque, sous la direction de Raymond Descat. pp. 249-257
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