Archaeology of Babylon

The archaeology of Babylon focuses on the study and excavation of the ancient city, which was one of the most significant in Mesopotamia, located in present-day Iraq. Archaeologists uncover artifacts, structures, and writings to learn about Babylon’s culture, society, and achievements, such as the famous Hanging Gardens and the Code of Hammurabi. These findings help us understand the city's role in early civilization, including advances in writing, law, and urban planning. Babylon’s rich history reflects the complexities of human development and offers insights into the ancient world and its influence on modern society.