Karaindaš' own eleven-line Sumerian inscriptions[REF][REF] adorn bricks from the Temple dedicated to the goddess Inanna, in Uruk, where he commissioned the spectacular façade pictured.
The temple to Inanna was originally located in a courtyard of the Eanna, or "House of Heaven", precinct of Uruk[REF] and stood until the Seleucid era.