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In S. J. Garfinkle and J. C. Johnson (eds), The Growth of an Early State in Mesopotamia: Studies in Ur III Administration, BPOA 5 (Madrid, CSIC), pp. 19-53. The standard census of the Ur III corpus by provenance, archive and collection, and the basis of the estimate that well over 100,000 tablets survive. Used for the structure of the Ur III corpus.
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Manuel Molina (2008). The Corpus of Neo-Sumerian Tablets: An Overview. https://ocb.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/KEI00008823
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