AR / ITEM / 00100211
Frieze of Archers of Darius I
Maker unknown
Monumental glazed-brick panel of royal archers from the palace of Darius I at Susa.
- Date
- c. 522–486 BCE
- Collection
- Musée du Louvre
- Reference
- AOD 488
Plate not recorded
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Record
- Medium
- Glazed siliceous ceramic
- Dimensions
- 475 × 375 cm
- Origin
- Iran
- Owner
- French State
In the Tapestry
- Culture of origin
- Achaemenid EmpireAmedium confidence
Provenance and history
c. 522–486 BCE
CreatedA
Sources
- A
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