Larsa

Larsa is an ancient city located in what is now southern Iraq. It was a significant Sumerian city-state during the early phases of Mesopotamian civilization around 2000 BCE. Larsa is known for its impressive architecture, including ziggurats (stepped pyramids used for temples), and its role in trade and governance. The city flourished under various dynasties and was an important center for culture, religion, and economics. Today, Larsa's archaeological remains provide valuable insights into early urban society, writing, and governance in ancient Mesopotamia. It reflects the rich history of human civilization in the cradle of civilization.