The palace of tsars dug out in the capital of ancient shumer

The international team of archeologists for the first time after a long pause carried out full-scale excavation in the ancient Sumer city of Girsa located in the south Iraq. As a result archeologists managed to find the remains of the palace of tsars. Source: British Museum reports Heritage Daily About opening. Ruins of the imperial palace were found in Dee Penalt Province of Dhi Qar. In the ancient time here the important center of a Sumer civilization — the city of Girsa settled down. It is considered that it was based about 2900 B.C. and considerably developed and grew the next six centuries. About 2335 B.C. to Girs became the capital...