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Clay cylinders reveal Nebuchadnezzar II text on Kish ziggurat
Two small clay cylinders, pulled from the soil of central Iraq, have given Nebuchadnezzar II his first clear voice at the ancient city of Kish. Their cuneiform inscriptions describe how the Neo-Babylonian ruler restored the city’s towering ziggurat,
DUBAI (Reuters) -A Tanzania-flagged vessel is partially submerged south of Iran's Kish Island, Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Wednesday, adding that the cause of the incident was under investigation. The agency cited an Iranian ...
Iran’s state-owned Petroleum Engineering & Development Company (Pedec) is gearing up for a major drilling campaign on its sizeable Kish Island gas reserves that could eventually be used to feed liquefaction facilities in Oman. Pedec has commissioned one ...
KISH, 23 January (BelTA - IRNA) - The First International Fire Safety Crisis Management and Rescue Exhibition (Kish Safety Expo) started work in Kish Island. Speaking to IRNA on the sidelines of the expo, the event's organizer, Ahmad Gholamian, said that ...
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Hundreds of women lined up for a marathon on Iran’s resort island of Kish in early December wearing matching shirts and leggings with hair tied loosely behind their backs.
Nebuchadnezzar II claimed divine inspiration for his restoration work, stating that the gods Zababa and Ishtar motivated him to undertake the project. After completing the renovations, he proclaimed: "I embellished its outward appearance and made (it shine) like the daylight for Zababa and Ishtar, my lords."