Esagila tablet

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The Esagila tablet is an ancient Babylonian cuneiform text that provides a detailed description and measurements of the Esagila temple complex dedicated to the god Marduk.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Babylonian scholarly text
ancient Mesopotamian text
cuneiform tablet
associatedDeity Marduk NERFINISHED
category Mesopotamian temple texts
ancient Near Eastern architectural sources
contains technical terminology for building parts
culture Babylonian
dedicatedToDeity Marduk NERFINISHED
describes Esagila temple complex NERFINISHED
documents dimensions of temple courtyards
dimensions of temple gates
dimensions of temple rooms
genre scholarly-technical text
temple description
geographicContext Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Akkadian NERFINISHED
hasSignificance evidence for Babylonian architectural knowledge
evidence for Babylonian metrology
source for reconstruction of Esagila
historicalPeriod first millennium BCE
material clay
measurementSystem Babylonian metrology NERFINISHED
mentionsCity Babylon NERFINISHED
mentionsStructure Esagila temple NERFINISHED
placeOfOrigin Babylon NERFINISHED
provides architectural description of Esagila
measurements of Esagila temple complex
religiousAssociation Marduk cult
religiousCategory Marduk temple texts
religiousContext Babylonian religion
religiousFunction documentation of temple layout
religiousSiteDescribed main temple of Marduk in Babylon
scriptType wedge-shaped signs
subject cultic topography of Babylon
temple architecture
typeOfMeasurement area measurements
length measurements
usedBy Babylonian scholars
usedFor preserving knowledge of Esagila layout
writingSystem cuneiform

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Esagila temple complex mentionedIn Esagila tablet