The oldest door still in use in Rome. Cast in bronze for emperor Hadrian' rebuilding, they date from about 115 AD. Human for scale.

jebus... thats a huge fucking door to be made out of bronze casting, with technology 2000 years ago, they don't have any welding, so it must be done in a single pour, just think about the logistic to build this fucking door boggles my mind, imagine how many bronze they need to mine, how many fuel they need to burn to melt a literal pool of bronze, just how they deal with the weight for a successful pour?

The reason they have doors this big is there were once giants that walked the earth.

Banana for scale inside.

So, how height the human in banana scale?

A lot of very tall Afghans could walk right through that door

That door is obviously for gundams.

That's a very nice human btw.

Where is the banana for scale?

How old is she now if she and the door has been dating since 115 AD?