The ruins of the great Hall of justice (E-Dubal-maḫ) at "Ur of the Chaldees," as seen from the south corner.
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| Inscribed cone of Ur-Nammu which was inserted in the vertical joint of one of his buildings. | An arched doorway in the north-east wall of the sanctuary of E-Dublal-maḫ. Of the time of Kuri-Galzu, about 1600 B.C. |
General view of the ziggurat and the excavations at "Ur of the Chaldees."
Baked clay cylinder inscribed with an account of the capture of Babylon by Cyrus ( KU-RA-ash) 
King of Persia, 538 B.C. He restored to their original shrines throughout the country the images of the gods which a former king Nabonidus had collected in Babylon and gave the Jews permission to rebuild their temple. (British Museum No. 90920.)
