Babylon is a world heritage

Babylonian City of Archeology
Babylon is an ancient city of ancient Mesopotamia, near the city of Hilla in (Iraq). The city was a religious and commercial center for Babylon. The word "Babylon" in Akkadian means "the door of God." The ancient Babylonian civilization, which was inherited by Sumer and Waked, had two cities: the first was Babylon, the ancient capital of the Amorites, and the Caspian, and the second Babylon was the capital of the Chaldean state. And between Babylon the first and the second hundreds of years of rich Babylonian civilization

The name of the Amorite leader (Sumo Abom) was Babylon in 1880 BC. The name of Babel is the door of God. The greatest king of ancient Babylon was the king (Hammurabi), who was famous for his Musallo (Hamorabi), which was one of the greatest canons of the ancient world. After the Babylonian fall of the Amorites, the Elamite invaders took them to their capital, Sousse, and were found by the French Mission in the ruins of the city of Sousse in 1901. They were taken to the Louvre Museum in Paris

(Hammurabi) is engraved on a stone tablet of black diorite, about eight feet high. The board is engraved with Hamorabi on the left in front of the sun god (Shamsh), from which he receives his laws. The board is broken into three pieces. The law consists of an introduction that discusses the reasons for issuing it and then the text of the legal articles and paragraphs, which includes about three hundred articles revolving around the laws of (judiciary, witnesses, field, home, selling, buying, prices, wages, theft, trade, family, marriage, wages of animals, army, gambling, fines, compensation, rights and duties of slaves) To the justice of these laws and the titles of Hammurabi and his advice for future generations

Hammurabi's laws are considered to be a landmark in the history of humanity, and most of the ancient civilizations have been influenced or influenced by them. The most famous of Babylon's ancient monuments is the seven-tiered Tower of Babel, topped by the High Temple. His most beautiful paintings. The old Babylonian palaces are famous for their 40-foot-tall Mary Palace, built of mud-brick bricks with defensive towers used for defense.
From the ruins of ancient Babylon, the king (Hammurabi) heads the Diorite stone and the other bronze. There are many statues of the gods and people, and there are the flat Babylonian seals filled with inscriptions, religious symbols and folk tales. There are stunning frescoes found in the palace of the city of Mary of Ishtar goddess and kings

Chaldean has given us the greatest and most beautiful monuments of it (Lion of Babylon), a stone statue of a lion prey on a person shows the enemy, and the length of the statue 2.6 meters and height of 11.95 meters. The Ishtar Gate is a luxurious castle of its own, with its fringes decorated with animal figurines made of glazed ceramic or glazed ceramics and black and white plants. The lions (symbol of Ishtar), the calves (the symbol of Edd) and the dragon (Moosh Khosh) are represented by the mythical composition of a dog's body, , Head of a snake, feet of a front lion, feet of a bird background

Babylonian Chaldean was the capital of the king (Nebuchadnezzar), who took the Jews twice. The king was famous for the outstanding glories that came from the seven wonders of the world. The water ascended to the top in an amazing mechanical manner.
The walls were decorated with statues, sculptures, statues and bronze statues of all kinds and shapes. The city had 350-foot walls and an 87-foot-high wall. These walls had 100 gold doors and each door had lists and ceilings of gold. The city's greatest garden is the hanging gardens or the outstanding pavilions, which are considered the charms and wonders of the states and antiquity and have been built on decades The precious stone provided gifts to the king and in agriculture were layers suitable for different plants, trees and water are lifted and stored in the upper layers with tanks
The building is one of the greatest architectural works reached by Babylon and Nineveh, where the layers are interconnected with a large degree