Neo-Sumerian administrative texts from Umma kept in the British Museum, part one View on Open Library

Neo-Sumerian administrative texts from Umma kept in the British Museum, part one

by Farouk N. H. Al-Rawi

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British Museum Catalogs Sumerian language Texts

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