View asset onlyVictory relief Darius I. in BisotunDarius I. the Great (Hystaspes), Old-Persian King, 522–486 B.C.– Victory relief Darius I. (Darius, his foot on Gaumata, conquered, and lying on the foor, in front of him, the nine socalled lying Kings).Rock relief,Achaemenian (3 × 5.50m) a. three lang.inscription. Bisotun (Province Kermanshahan, Iran), Mount of Gods.IdentifierAKG384420SourceGerard DegeorgeCredit lineakg-images / Gerard DegeorgeEvent date-522Image date522Time Period1ST MILLENNIUM B.C.6TH CENTURY B.C.TopicACHAEMENID ART ; ACHAEMENIDIAN ARTANCIENT ORIENTANCIENT PERSIANARTBEHISTUN INSCRIPTIONCUNEIFORMDEFEAT ; LOSS (SPORT, MILITARY)EPIGRAPHYHISTORYINSCRIPTIONKINGNEO-BABYLONIANPERSONREBELLION ; UPRISING ; INSURRECTIONROCK ; BOULDERSCRIPT ; WRITINGSTONESUBJECTIONTRIUMPHTYING UP ; BINDING UPVICTORYWRITING AND SCRIPT ; WRITING AND CHARACTERSGeographyBISOTUNIRANPERSIAROCK RELIEFPersonDARIUS IGAUMATAGERARD DEGEORGEHENRY RAWLINSONTechniqueRELIEFSCULPTURESize3364px × 2257px (21 MB) 28.4 cm × 19.1 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats4235px × 2841px (34 MB) TIFF35.9 cm × 24.1 cm @ 300 dpiRestrictions– – –Add to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
