Eshnunna was an important city-state in ancient Mesopotamia, located in the region of modern-day Iraq. Flourishing during the Early and Middle Bronze Age, it played a key role in trade, politics, and culture between Sumer, Akkad, and later Babylonian states. The city is especially known for its administrative records, including legal and economic texts, which provide valuable insight into the social, economic, and legal organization of early Mesopotamian societies. Archaeological excavations have revealed temples, palaces, and fortifications, highlighting Eshnunna’s significance as both a religious and political center.ATS Srl carried out geophysical surveys using a fluxgate magnetometer aimed at mapping the ancient topography of the city.
