This 3D model recreates the famous Black Stone of Esarhaddon (Lord Aberdeen’s Black Stone), a Neo‑Assyrian basalt monument recording the king’s rebuilding of Babylon and its great temple Esagila around end of 7th century. The cuboid stele is covered with carefully modeled cuneiform columns on all four sides, with a simplified but readable arrangement of astral symbols on the top surface that reflects Esarhaddon’s “astroglyphic” royal signature.

The mesh is optimized for 3D printing, with enough relief depth for clear results even at small scales, while remaining light enough for real‑time visualization or educational renders. This piece is ideal for biblical and ancient Near Eastern studies, museum displays, or collectors who want a physical link to the Assyrian king mentioned in 2 Kings 19:37 and 2 Chronicles 33:11–13, where Esarhaddon’s reign forms the backdrop to the end of Hezekiah’s story and to the exile and restoration of Manasseh of Judah.