The image is a photograph of a plaque on display in a museum. The plaque is titled "Hammurabi of Babylon rules a territory as large as the Ur III empire". It is a black and white photograph of two figures, one standing and one sitting on a throne. The figure standing is holding a staff and appears to be a king or a nobleman, while the figure sitting on the throne is a goddess.

The plaque is displayed on a wooden panel with a white background. The text on the plaque is written in black and is in a serif font. Below the text, there is a brief description of the plaque, which states that it is the best-known king of this period in Babylon, who is known for his collection of laws. When Hamurabi came to the throne of Babylon, he was the king of the city of Babylon. He was known to have a strong presence in the city and his power down the kingdom. He also known to be the king's authority in the Kingdom of Babylon and his authority to control the kingdom's power.