Archivo: Relief of Xerxes at Doorway of his Palace, Persepolis, Iran

Description: Relief of the Persian king Xerxes (485-465 BC) in the doorway of his palace at Persepolis, modern-day Iran. The bearers of the parasol and the towel-and flywhisk symbolize the royalty and power of the monarch.
Title: Relief of Xerxes at Doorway of his Palace, Persepolis, Iran
Credit: Photographer: Jona Lendering; Site: www.livius.org
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