It also depends on what this work is being done for. If they're building the Pharaoh's tomb, it would probably be deep under the hills of the Valley of the Kings, so you would only have to put rough stone walls behind them, maybe with some sconces with flaming torches, as if the tomb was just in the beginning stages. There are a lot of possibilties for this scene. I would think a piece as small as the one the man is working on wouldn't have both a sculptor and a painter working on it at the same time. The sculptor would finish his part, then the painter would come in and do his part, whereas, if it were a huge wall of a temple or something, you would probably have a sort of "assembly line" type of operation going on, with the sculptors up ahead and the painters working on the earlier sections. There would be a logical order for the completion of the work. This is great and really does something for the imagination. Melanie