Hallan “la Pompeya” de la Mesopotamia con 4000 años de antigüedad: tablillas abandonadas, cuerpos bajo escombros y una muralla gigante

Archaeologists in Iraq have uncovered the ancient city of Qabra, which had been lost for millennia, revealing a snapshot of Bronze Age urban life with abandoned clay tablets, bodies preserved under rubble, and an enormous city wall. This discovery offers invaluable insights into the early civilizations of Mesopotamia, akin to finding the "Pompeya" of the ancient world. The intact artifacts and structures provide a window into daily life and administrative practices of this long-vanished city, shedding light on the social and political dynamics of the time.