The excavations at Babylon

"The Excavations at Babylon" by Robert Koldewey is a record of the archaeological work done at the ancient city, particularly the author's work during the era. The book starts by setting the scene, showing the huge scale of the ruins and how it was being explored. Koldewey talks about the first finds that shaped what they dug up, emphasizing the methodical approach and the uncovering of sites like the Principal Citadel. He acknowledges earlier explorers showing in his own teams insights of Babylon. The reader is immersed in the long-ago city and its influence.