By looking at Hammurabi's code of law, one can make conjectures about the Babylonian daily life. It is apparent that there are several social classes, and that each of these has different consequences and rights. Also, there appears to be some type of social security, as robberies are a state affair as is making sure that the prisoners of war return to their homes. The way they include religion into their law code is also notable, as religious forces play an active force in judgments. One can also suggest that the words of a man, especially that of one in a high position of power, have a significant weight I their society. Apart from these social conjectures, there are various references to grain and currency, as well as the management of land and what rights a man has over his properties. There are also references to a type...