Kassites

The Kassites were an ancient people who lived in what is now modern-day Iraq around 1500 to 1000 BCE. They are best known for their role in Babylonian history, particularly after they conquered Babylon and established a dynasty that lasted several centuries. The Kassites contributed to the culture and economy of the region, known for their advancements in agriculture and trade. They also played a significant role in the spread of Babylonian culture and cuneiform writing. Their civilization is noted for its initial obscurity and later influence in the development of Mesopotamian history.