Babylonian civilization

It sheds light, with information, explanation, and analysis, on the fifteen components of this civilization, where material elements manifest with their tangible heritage in various aspects (geographical, political, military, economic, material and energy, scientific), and are paralleled by cultural elements in historical, civil legal, literary-intellectual, psychological, religious, and artistic aspects. These two sets form the scales of civilization, with morality balancing them and their material and cultural elements. To complete the picture of Babylonian civilization, there is an introductory chapter that defines Babylon, its peoples, and its names, as well as the specialized science and studies that investigated it, and the scholars who contributed. A concluding chapter calibrates, evaluates, and critiques this civilization and explores what made it unique.

• Category: History Books

• Number of pages: 863 pages