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The Babylonians were significant for their contributions to law, mathematics, and astronomy. They are best known for the Code of Hammurabi, one of the earliest written legal codes, which established principles of justice. In mathematics, they developed a base-60 number system that influences how we measure time and angles today. Additionally, their astronomical observations and predictions laid foundational work for future astronomical studies.
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Who was the great king of the Babylonians?
The great king of the Babylonians is Hammurabi
What is something that the Babylonians developed?
the hanging gardens if your asking about the neo babylonians
Where were the babylonians located?
The Babylonians where located in modern-day Iran and Iraq and other middle eastern places
Were the Babylonians black?
Yes
What were the challenges the babylonians?
the rise of the Persians
What is the significance of the General Assembly that met in Jamestown Virginia in 1619?
What is the significance of the general Assembly that met in james town Virginia.
What are some of babylonians achievements?
They were skilled at mathematics and astronomy.
Were the Chaldean's the same as Babylonians?
The Chaldeans became the New Babylonians, and they were often reffered to as the Babylonians, so they were really the New Babylonians.
Were the Chaldeans the Persians or the Babylonians?
Babylonians.
Did the Persian Empire take down the Akkadians the Assyrians the Babylonians or the Neo-babylonians?
The Babylonians, who had absorbed the others.
Which people were babylonians?
People in Iraq are the present Babylonians.
Which civilization made the zodiac signs?
Is it babylonians .
What kind of sports did babylonians?
what kind of sports did babylonians
Astronomy was first studied by the .?
Babylonians.
Why did the Babylonians build Stonehenge?
The Babylonians didn't build Stonehenge.
Who was the great king of the Babylonians?
The great king of the Babylonians is Hammurabi
Which empire overthrew the Assyrians in 600 B.C.?
The Babylonians.
