October
16
/ 2024
An ongoing archaeological excavation in the Babylon Governorate of Iraq has yielded 478 artifacts, according to a recent site visit by the local excavation committee. The artifacts discovered at the site include pottery, cylinder seals, and items inscribed with ancient cuneiform script, contributing valuable insights into the ancient Babylonian civilization. A Detailed Look at the Excavation Site The committee, led by Mr. Suhail Al-Tamimi, Director of Excavations, visited Block 19/3, District 38 Fayadia, where the excavation is headed by Qahtan Abbas Hassan Aboud, and consequently issued a press release about the research findings. The excavation area is divided into two key sections: Point A and Point B, each offering unique insights into Babylon's history. Point A is situated in the
