EA 288: The Amarna Letter of Jerusalem — 3D Model for 3D Printing

High-Detail Cuneiform Tablet – Historical Artifact Reconstruction

This is an accurate 3D digital reconstruction of EA 288, one of the most historically significant cuneiform tablets from the ancient world. Dated to the 14th century BCE, this clay tablet is a desperate letter from Abdi-Ḫeba, the Canaanite king of Jerusalem, to the Egyptian pharaoh reporting the invasion of his cities by the Ḥabiru (early Hebrews) and the collapse of Egyptian control in Canaan.

What Makes This Model Special:

• Authentic cuneiform script rendered in precise detail across the tablet surface

• Historically accurate dimensions and clay texture matching original Amarna Letter standards

• Archaeological accuracy based on museum documentation and scholarly cuneiform transcriptions

• Printable at scale — suitable for tabletop display, museum mock-ups, or classroom education

• Biblical connection — direct archaeological link to the world of Joshua's conquest narratives

Perfect For:

• Biblical archaeology enthusiasts and scholars

• Ancient history educators and students

• Museum display and educational exhibits

• Collectors of ancient world replicas

• Tabletop gaming and historical diorama scenery

• 3D printing projects at any scale

Print Tips: Best results with layer height 0.1mm or finer to capture cuneiform detail. Scale up for dramatic wall-mounted display or print at original size (~8–10 cm) for authentic artifact feel.

A tangible piece of the world that shaped civilization and biblical history—now in your hands.