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Why it matters
Carved around 1750 BC, the Code of Hammurabi set out laws and punishments on a stone pillar — among the oldest written legal codes we still have.
Türkçe
Hammurabi Kanunları, günümüze ulaşan en eski yazılı yasa derlemelerinden biridir.
Yaklaşık MÖ 1750'de yontulan Hammurabi Kanunları, bir taş sütun üzerinde yasaları ve cezaları sıraladı — hâlâ elimizde olan en eski yazılı hukuk kodlarından biri.
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