Dur Kurigalzu archaeological site in Iraq

The archaeological site of Dur Kurigalzu in Iraq is an ancient city founded by Kassite King Kurigalzu I in the 14th century BC. It previously served as the capital of Babylon. The site features a massive ziggurat, which can be seen in the picture, and it is now visited by tourists promoting ancient history in the western suburbs of Baghdad. The text does not provide recent details or reasons related to the site; its focus is on the importance and historical significance of this archaeological location.

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