simurgh persian 3d models

The owner's name is unfortunately erased, but the lengthy inscription reveals that this individual held a prestigious general's rank, overseeing projects in Busiris and overseeing restorations at Abydos following damage inflicted by "foreign...

"Girih" is the Persian word for "knot," referring to the straight lines that run through these tiles, forming a design known as "strapwork." Girih tiles are a set of five unique tiles that were used in the creation of intricate tiling patterns for...

... adorned with two statues, including another Scythian inv. no. 823, may have belonged to an Athenian official. An alternative theory proposes that both statues originated from the grave of a foreigner, identified as the 'Persian', inv. ...no.2728.

A new head was attached after it suffered damage, possibly in 494 BC when Miletus fell to the Persians. The votive statue may have been reused as a grave marker, with remnants of lead used to plug holes and secure it in place. Clamp marks on the rear...

A majestic marble basin, sturdy stand, and pedestal block crafted from limestone were discovered amidst the rubble of the Archaic temple of Athena in Miletus, ravaged by the Persian conquest. The basin's elegant form, adorned with rotelles, and the...

Description: A winged woman dances with elegance, her Persian-inspired garments fluttering as she moves to the rhythm of the tambourine in her hand. This is likely an oklasma dance, a style that originated in Persia according to Xenophon. ...It was...

Pontoon bridges were built by ancient civilizations like Persians, Greeks, Romans, and Mongols. One notable example is Xerxes' impressive 2-mile (3-kilometre) span over the Hellespont (Dardanelles). ...However, the Romans also constructed more lasting...

Realistic representations are known from late Dynasty 26 and probably continued through the Persian Period; however, little can be assigned to that era with absolute certainty. ...Thereafter they experienced continuous popularity all the way until the...

... at home and reasserted Macedonian dominance within the realm of Greece. Then, with an insatiable hunger for conquest, he set out to vanquish the colossal Persian Empire, whose very existence seemed destined to be reduced to ashes beneath his feet.

... Red Sea. This was a vital route during the century of Persian Occupation and the prolonged struggle that ensued in the fourth century. ...The temple of the city was rebuilt and greatly augmented by Nectanebo I and further enhanced by Nectanebo II.

Are they Darius I's elite royal guards (522-486 BC), who Herodotus referred to as "the Immortals," or do they depict an idealized image of the Persian people? The frieze is probably inspired by Babylonian brick reliefs, despite employing a distinct...

The inscription etched onto the stele proudly proclaims the name and hometown of our brave hoplite, Kardia in Thrace, leaving us to ponder if this could be the final resting place of a Greek soldier who fought valiantly on Cyprus during the Persian...

Zeguma was the headquarters of Legio III Scytica, and was the site of a siege brought by the Sassanid Persian Empire. This set is intended to depict those men as best as possible, with the usual variety of Roman weaponry (Spatha, Lancea, Plumbata,)...

The Persian army of King Darius I had disembarked near Marathon, but judging the place unfavorable to military maneuvers, began to re-embark. Miltiades, leader of the outnumbered Greek troops, decided it was the right moment to attack the Persian...

Built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan to honor his beloved third wife, Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal shines brightly as "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage." In 1631, Shah Jahan, ruler...

......The opulent palace decor showcased the grandeur of the vast Achaemenid Persian Empire and magnified the power of the Great Kings. In charge of food and drinks, the servants were making their way to the royal table at the lavish New Year celebration.

Philip's military prowess and strategic thinking enable his son Alexander the Great to conquer the Persian empire of western Asia and Egypt within eleven years, expanding into Central Asia as far as the Indus River valley. As a patron of the arts,...

I'm currently running a Kickstarter focused on desert/Persian/Arabian/Egyptian stuff, and one thing that I've really enjoyed doing lately is making "props" to be used in scenarios. For instance, you can check out...

Wikipedia defines The Faravahar/paravahr (Persian: فروهر‎), also known as Farr-e Kiyani (پر‌ه کیانی), as one of the most recognizable symbols of Iranian culture. It serves as an iconic emblem for Zoroastrianism, the predominant faith of pre-Islamic...

In contrast, the Amazons employ short swords, axes, and spears while dressed in ornate Persian attire, their mounts adorned with panther-skin caparisons instead of saddles. This stunning sarcophagus may have belonged to Stasikrates, who fought...

In Arab States of the Persian Gulf, it's referred to as hookah (meaning "jar" in Arabic), while in India and Levant, it is called nargile (Sanskrit for "gourd"). Despite looking similar, smoke and vapor from these devices can be differentiated by...

The term 'weight' emerged in Russian dictionaries from the 17th century, possibly originating from Persian 'Geran.' On August 10, 1885, kettlebell lifting gained recognition with the establishment of the First Club of Amateur Athletics, transitioning...

Chess had already started to spread in Europe before this Persian set was made, with sets like the Lewis Chessmen containing modern-day queens and bishops. The Met's ancient chess set showcases a precursor to today's modern version of the game. ...This...

Tehran's Azadi Tower stands proudly on Azadi Square, its name a direct translation from Persian as Borj e Āzādi or "Liberty Tower." Once known simply as Shahyad Tower (Borj e Šahyād), this 33-meter-tall symbol has served Tehran as a landmark since...

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At the Battle of Thermopylae, Persian armies commanded Greeks to yield their arms; in response, King Leonidas I proudly declared, "Come and take them." This expression soon resonated with Americans who fervently defend the right to keep and bear...

Its peak power came during the New Kingdom, ruling over significant portions of Nubia and the Near East, before declining and being invaded by various foreign forces like Hyksos, Libyans, Assyrians, Persians, and Macedonians under Alexander the...

She also served in the Persian Gulf War's operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.America was the first large aircraft carrier since Operation Crossroads in 1946 to be expended in weapons tests. In 2005, she was scuttled southeast of Cape Hatteras,...

Also known as Persian Walnut or English Walnut, this tree grows on fresh fertile soil and is intolerant of stagnation and dryness. Its walnuts are highly valued, while the strong wood is prized for furniture-making. In the Middle Ages, the fruit's...

Compatible with various formats, this model boasts a wide array of weaponry capabilities, used for tactical bomber and attack roles in Vietnam, Libya attacks, and the 1st Persian Gulf War by Tactical Air Command, USAF, until their retirement in 1995;...