Introduction to the ruins museum: is located in the city gate imitated by the Iraqi government on the ruins. The museum displays unearthed Babylonian cultural relics, two of which are the most rare exhibits: one is a replica of Babylon based on the unearthed cultural relics. A huge model of the entire ancient city; the other is a nearly 2-meter-high black diorite stele. The upper half of the stele is a delicate relief, engraved with the scene of the Sun God awarding the power to Hammurabi; the lower half is It is engraved in cuneiform with the full text of the world's first code, the Code of Hammurabi, which was formulated under the leadership of King Hammurabi of the Kingdom of Babylon. It contains about 8,000 words and 282 articles. The original of the stele is now in the Louvre Museum in Paris, and a replica is on display here.