Borsippa is an ancient city located in present-day Iraq, near the modern city of Hillah. It was an important center in the Babylonian civilization and is best known for its ziggurat, a massive stepped structure dedicated to the god Nabu. The city played a significant role in trade and culture during its peak. Archaeological excavations at Borsippa have revealed numerous artifacts, inscriptions, and architectural remains that provide insight into the daily life and religious practices of its inhabitants. The site is often studied for its contributions to understanding Mesopotamian history and the development of urban societies in the region.