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CDLI Literary 000751, ex. 011 (P010248): Kesh Temple Hymn witness from Abu Salabikh
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CDLI record for one Early Dynastic IIIa (c. 2600-2500 BC) witness of the Kesh Temple Hymn, excavation number AbS-T 0284, National Museum of Iraq IM 070193, with an approved ATF transliteration of three obverse columns and lacunae; composite Q000751, ETCSL 4.80.2. Used as the open record of an Early Dynastic literary tablet.
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Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (n.d.). CDLI Literary 000751, ex. 011 (P010248): Kesh Temple Hymn witness from Abu Salabikh. https://cdli.earth/P010248
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