on a stone monument
it was written on stele,a large stone monument
The neighbor cities were commanded by cruel persons and the reigns were short because of this reason. Hammurabi wrote the code and thus his reign were longer.
His code of laws, which he had engraved on a towering stone monument.
The ruler of Hammurabi created the Hammurabi code. The code was created to protect justice and peace in the country.
In the Louvre, Paris. Aa replica is kept at the University Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology.
Around 1790 B.C.
Hammurabi's code.
Create a stable society
The Mount Rushmore Monument
The stele of Hammurabi, a large stone monument, was made of diorite, a hard and durable stone. It was created using traditional tools such as chisels and hammers, which would have been used to carve the intricate bas-relief designs and inscriptions on the stele.
Hammurabi's code is often seen as a collection of laws, but it wasn't. It was a jurisdiction-collection, a collection of verdicts, judgements that Hammurabi had passed in cases brought before him. The intended function of these collected verdicts was to create a guideline for judges everywhere in the land when confronted with similar cases.