The daughter of this empire’s last ruler founded the first public museum in history and displayed artifacts from the Kassite people. This empire constructed a Processional (-5[1])Way whose gatehouse was made of glazed bricks with images of lions. This empire’s last ruler Nabonidus (-5[1])is sometimes (10[1])credited as the first archaeologist for restoring the Ziggurat of Ur. In 539 BCE, (-5[1])this empire (-5[1])fell when Belshazzar was defeated by Cyrus the Great, who diverted a river near its capital. This empire’s sack of Judah under its ruler Nebuchadnezzar II (“nebu-kad-nezzar the second”) began a deportation of Jews (10[1])called its namesake “captivity.” For 10 points, name this empire centered around a capital home to the Hanging Gardens. (10[1])■END■ (10[3])