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The Blau monuments: OIP 104 edition and plates (PDF)

ObjectOriental Institute, University of Chicago; free PDF, copyright retainedUruk III / Jemdet Nasr to Early Dynastic I, c. 3100-2700 BCCopy of The Blau monuments
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The text volume is at oip104_text.pdf on the same site.

British Museum, London. Oriental Institute, University of Chicago; free PDF, copyright retained

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Oip 104 edition and plates (pdf)oi.uchicago.edu · Oriental Institute, University of Chicago; free PDF, copyright retainedPrimary source: Earliest Land Tenure Systems in the Near East: Ancient Kudurrus (OIP 104)1 step from the original

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