This Sumerian Law Tablet is a hand-crafted reproduction of a clay tablet recovered in Nippur, Iraq. Dated circa 1868-1857 BC, its intricate writing depicts approximately 40 of the oldest documented laws in history.
Every picture tells a story.
Through 144 pages, in more than 150 full-color images, eleven exceptional photographers reveal Penn in all its beauty, vitality and diversity. A series of eight note cards and envelopes presented in an attractive package. The cards feature images from the Morris Arboretum's 92-acre Victorian landscape garden including, the Rose Garden, the Entrance Drive, Magnolia Grandiflora 'Edith Bogue,' and the Temple of Love at the Swan Pond. Available in navy or wine. A replica of a circa 650 BC medical tablet found in Nippur, Iraq, this delicately crafted clay tablet contains a prescription made from 17 plants to treat loss of speech or shortness of breath.