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Especially great ziggurats were built by Ur-Nammu in Ur (2000 BCE), Hammurabi in Babylon (1750 BCE), and Nebuchadrezzar I in Babylon (1100 BCE). Once a piece of data is recorded--be it the Code of Hammurabi, a Shakespeare folio, or critical client records--how do you protect it so it can be recovered and consulted as needed? Pointing to a frieze running along the courtroom that depicts a parade of historic lawgivers ranging from Hammurabi and Solon to Confucius and Napoleon, Souter noted that Moses is among them, but added, "There is an obvious theme. |
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