View asset onlyNaqsh-i Rustam, Grab Darius’ I. / FotoNaqsh-i Rustam bei Persepolis (Prov. Fars, Iran),Achämeniden-Nekropole am Berg Hussein-Kuh (Felsgräber achämenidisch. 5. Jh. v. Chr.; Felsreliefs sassanidisch, 3./4. Jh. n. Chr.),Grab III (Grab C) Darius’ I. (gesichert, inschriftlich für König Darius I., 522–486 v. Chr.).Gesamtansicht; darunter Felsrelief mit Reiterkampf Bahrams II. (sassanidisch, 276–293 n. Chr.).Foto, 2009.IdentifierAKG1893742SourceJürgen SorgesCredit lineakg-images / Jürgen SorgesEvent date2009Image date2009Time Period1ST MILLENNIUM A.D.1ST MILLENNIUM B.C.21ST CENTURY3RD CENTURY5TH CENTURY B.C.ANCIENT WORLD ; ANTIQUITYTopicACHAEMENID ART ; ACHAEMENIDIAN ARTANCIENT ORIENTANCIENT PERSIANARCHITECTUREARTBATTLEEQUESTRIAN BATTLE ; CAVALRY BATTLEEQUESTRIAN FIGHT ; EQUESTRIAN BATTLEEXTERIOR VIEW ; OUTSIDE VIEWFACADEFUNERAL BUSINESSGEOGRAPHYGRAVEHISTORYKINGNECROPOLISPERSIAN ARTRIDER (MALE) ; EQUESTRIAN (RIDER)ROCK TOMBSASSANIDSTONETOPOGRAPHYVIEWGeographyFARSHUSSEIN COWIRANKING'S GRAVENAKSH-I-RUSTAMPERSIATOMB OF DARIUS IWESTERN ASIAPersonBAHRAM IIDARIUS IJUERGEN SORGESTechniquePHOTOGRAPHRELIEFSCULPTURESize2243px × 3364px (21 MB) 18.9 cm × 28.4 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats2592px × 3888px (29 MB) TIFF21.9 cm × 32.9 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
