الموروث الحضاري لمدينة بابل في العصر البابلي الحديث (626-539 ق. م)‎: دراسة مرجعية

الملخص EN

The cultural heritage is defined as everything that the ancestors built in civilization from cities and outside and which belong to different historical eras, and these buildings differ in relation to their age, materials used, and the circumstances in which they affected the work of renewal and change of landmarks.

the city of Babylon is one of the civilized cities with a valuable cultural heritage that continues to provide the excavators with civilized remnants that tell stories of art and creativity through the ages and the cultural and intellectual circles, starting with the obelisk of Hammurabi, who was able to accomplish the most important obelisk in the history of mankind, legislating laws and building a civilized society, and through these laws, he was able to achieve the unity of the country and build a distinct economic, social, political and urban state.

the era of the king (Nebuchadnezzar) is considered as an extension of the Hammurabi civilization; this king was able to build the city of Babylon and glorifies the history of his ancestors with construction, architecture, art and literature, and his works are still immortalizing the international museums in Berlin, France and Britain, as well as the Ziggurat, or Ishtar Gate, or the Lion of Babylon and other cultural landmarks dating back to the modern Babylonian era (7-8) BC.