The Farhād Tarāsh is a huge carved surface (200 m long and 30 m high) on Mount Behistun in Iran. It was probably prepared for an inscription of Darius the Great (r. 522–486 BC) or to be the site for a palace of a Sasanian king. The bottom picture shows a human for scale (in red circle) [598×1304]
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They certainly didn’t lack for ambition, did they? How many people would have worked on prepping the surface?