Alleviation figures were utilized to remember fights and were frequently cut on the sides of structures and tombs. The Stele of Naram-Sin honors Naram-Sin's triumph in a fight with the Lullubi individuals. It is magnificent, serious, and pleased. It truly demonstrates the ruler's progression by putting him at the top (the first thing under the sun's beams), standing successfully over his officers and the men he has executed. It demonstrates both a physical and political force. In Assurnasirpal II Killing Lions from the Assyrrian period, Assurnasirpal II remains in a chariot pulled by steeds, driving his armed force while attracting his bow to slaughter an assaulting lion, and another dead creature is on the ground under the dashing stallions.
