Durand Stone
The Durand Stone is an artifact in Bahrain dating back to the Kassite period (1600 BC — 1155 BC). Named after Captain Edward Law Durand who had first identified it, the stone is a 25–30 cm wide and 70–80 cm long black basalt sculpture possibly in the shape of a prow of a boat or an animal's tongue, with a cuneiform inscription.
| Durand Stone | |
|---|---|
| Material | Basalt |
| Size | length: c. 75 cm width: c. 27.5 cm |
| Created | c. 1378 BC |
| Present location | Manama, Capital, Bahrain |
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