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A Mede carrying a sacrificial lamb up the eastern stairway of the south portico of

A Mede carrying a sacrificial lamb up the eastern stairway of the south portico of


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A Mede carrying a sacrificial lamb up the eastern stairway of the south portico of

BOO178076 A Mede carrying a sacrificial lamb up the eastern stairway of the south portico of Darius palace, c.485 BC (stone) by Achaemenid, (5th century BC); Persepolis, Iran; (add.info.: possibly a magi preparing for a ritual or ceremony; ); Iranian, out of copyright

Media ID 23197898

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Architectural Detail Dagger Darius The Great Iranian Knife Offering Persian Sacrifice Sheath Staircase Step Steps


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A captivating glimpse into ancient Persian rituals, this print captures a Mede carrying a sacrificial lamb up the eastern stairway of the south portico of Darius palace in Persepolis, Iran. Dating back to around 485 BC, this stone relief artwork by Achaemenid offers us a window into the rich cultural heritage of the region. The figure depicted here is believed to be a magi, possibly preparing for an important ritual or ceremony. The intricate architectural details surrounding him showcase the grandeur and sophistication of Persian architecture during that era. As he ascends each step with grace and reverence, one can almost feel the weight of his sacred duty. The Mede's headdress and attire reflect his noble status within society, while his sheathed dagger hints at both protection and spiritual significance. This scene symbolizes sacrifice as an integral part of Iranian culture, highlighting their deep connection with divine forces. Preserved through time, this relief serves as a testament to human creativity and artistic expression. Its inclusion in Fine Art Finder's collection allows us to appreciate not only its aesthetic beauty but also its historical value. Let this image transport you back in time to witness an ancient tradition unfolding before your eyes.

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