National Museum of Iraq

One of the historical museum of Iraq the National Museum of Iraq, a gallery of relics situated in Baghdad, Iraq, highlighting the Iraqi workmanship and antiques dating from the Stone Age human progress of the Fertile Crescent to the Middle Ages.

The exhibition hall additionally has displays dedicated to accumulations of both pre-Islamic and Islamic Arabian craftsmanship and curious.

Of its numerous significant accumulations, the Nimrud gold gathering—which highlights gold gems and figures of valuable stone that date to the ninth century BCE—and the accumulation of stone carvings and cuneiform tablets from Uruk are uncommon. The Uruk treasures date to in the vicinity of 3500 and 3000 BCE.