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Kudurru of Nazimarut-Tash, Susa, Kassite period, 12th century BC
Kudurru of Nazimarut-Tash, Susa, Kassite period, 12th century BC. A kudurru is also known as a boundary stone but is more of a document describing land boundaries rather than an actual boundary-marker. The stone is now at The Louvre in Paris
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Babylon Boundary Document Iran Land Susa Kudurru Marduk
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This print showcases the Kudurru of Nazimarut-Tash, an ancient artifact from the Kassite period in 12th century BC. The stone, now housed at The Louvre in Paris, is a remarkable document that describes land boundaries rather than serving as a physical marker. The Kudurru of Nazimarut-Tash holds immense historical and religious significance. It provides valuable insights into the practices and beliefs of the time, shedding light on the complex relationship between religion and land ownership during this era. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported back to ancient Babylonian times when this stone played a pivotal role in defining territories and protecting sacred spaces. Its intricate carvings depict various deities, with Marduk being prominently featured among them. The vibrant colors preserved on this artifact evoke a sense of awe and wonderment as we contemplate its journey through time. From Susa in Iran to its current location at one of the world's most renowned museums, it serves as a tangible link to our past. This photograph not only captures an exquisite piece of history but also invites us to ponder upon our own connection with land boundaries and their importance throughout different civilizations. It reminds us that even thousands of years ago, people recognized the need for order and structure within society. In preserving this image, we honor both the craftsmanship behind this extraordinary object and those who dedicated themselves to understanding its cultural significance over centuries.
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