ASSYRIAN - STELE CODE OF HAMMURABI - CGI 3D model

MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS Dimensions Height: 225 cm; Width: 79 cm; Thickness: 47 cm Material and technique Material: basalt Technique: round, bas-relief, engraved PLACE AND DATES Date of creation / manufacture 1st dynasty of Babylon: Hammurabi (-1792 - -1750) Place of creation / manufacture / execution Iraq = Mesopotamia Date of discovery 1901-1902 Place of discovery : Susa

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The Hammurabi Code is the emblem of Mesopotamian civilization. The high basalt stele erected by the King of Babylon in the eighteenth century B.C. is a work of art, a historical and literary work and the most complete legal collection of antiquity, prior to biblical laws. Transported by a prince from the neighbouring country of Elam to Iran in the 12th century B.C. the monument was exhibited on the acropolis of Susa among other prestigious Mesopotamian masterpieces.