■ Around 520 BC Achaemenid Persepolis

Persepolis, which is said to have been built by Darius the Great, also has a masonry with a notch.

In the relief with Mesopotamian pine cones, you can see the coat of arms of Fleur de Lis on the head.

 

 

 

This fleur de lis is also found in Persepolis. Engraved under the plant on the left in the next image.

 

 

The plants that ride on this fleur de lis can also be found in the Persepolis murals. You can also see the symbol of 12 petals there.

The same pattern as this plant can also be seen in the tree of life in Mesopotamia, where there are also symbols of handbags and pine cones. The bottom left is Persepolis and the right is the Mesopotamian Tree of Life. This is also common with tree worship found all over the world.

 

Next is the mural in the tomb of Artaxerxes III, the 10th king of Persepolis. The common symbols bow and arrow, winged sun, crescent moon, and stepped pedestal are engraved there.

Next is the Bisotun Inscription in Kermanshah Province, western Iran. Here, too, you can see a person with a winged sun and a bow and arrow. The person trampled by this bow and arrow person is raising his hand up. This can also be seen in the symbol diagram.

A symbol of a lying person in Mesopotamia raising his hand.