Naram-Sin is by far the most prominent figure—much taller than
his disciplined soldiers marching up the mountain below him. As he tramples over one of
his fallen enemies others beg for mercy (note the one with a broken spear). They have good
reason to fear him—he has kicked one off the mountain and rammed a spear through
another's neck as a possible sacrifice to the gods (represented by the star-like figures)
above him. [Naram-Sin is the partial figure in the upper left portion of the image.]
