Who was the ziggurat dedicated to?

Ziggurats, which were massive temple structures in ancient Mesopotamia, were typically dedicated to a specific deity associated with the city in which they were located. For example, the Great Ziggurat of Ur was dedicated to the moon god Nanna (Sin), while the ziggurat of Babylon was dedicated to Marduk. These structures served both religious and administrative purposes, symbolizing the connection between the gods and the city’s inhabitants.