Tell Abu Habbah

E351431

Tell Abu Habbah is the archaeological mound that marks the site of ancient Sippar, a major Mesopotamian city in present-day Iraq.

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Tell Abu Habbah canonical 2
Tell Abu Habba 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
tell
ancientCityAtSite Sippar
archaeologicalFind economic texts
legal documents
literary texts
associatedWith Mesopotamia
surface form: ancient Mesopotamia
containsRemainsOf administrative buildings
temple complex
country Iraq
culture Akkadian
Babylonian
dedicatedToDeity Shamash
excavatedBy Hormuzd Rassam
excavationStartDate 1880
hasAlternativeName Abu Habba
Tell Abu Habbah
surface form: Tell Abu Habba
knownFor cuneiform tablets
temple of Shamash
locatedIn Baghdad Governorate
Iraq
locatedInPresentDay central Iraq
locatedNear Euphrates
surface form: Euphrates River
marksSiteOf Sippar
partOf ancient Babylonian heartland
period Neo-Babylonian Empire
surface form: Neo-Babylonian period

Old Babylonian Empire
surface form: Old Babylonian period
region Mesopotamia
significance major Mesopotamian urban center site
timeZone UTC+3

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sippar archaeologicalSiteName Tell Abu Habbah
Ebabbar excavatedAt Tell Abu Habbah
Tell Abu Habbah hasAlternativeName Tell Abu Habbah
this entity surface form: Tell Abu Habba