What it's used for here
Baghdader Mitteilungen 36 (2005), 287-348. Hagel's analysis of the nīd qabli tuning against Greek modality and his proposal that the numerals in the Hurrian notation mark durations rather than repetitions.
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Stefan Hagel (2005). Is nīd qabli Dorian? Tuning and modality in Greek and Hurrian music. https://keibi.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/KEI00004548
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