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Iraq 46 (1984), 69-80. Opens with a review of the theory texts: CBS 10996 (Nippur) listing fourteen intervals, seven primary and seven secondary, and U 3011 (Nabnitu XXXII, Ur) naming nine strings; then publishes a Late Babylonian tablet pairing interval names with string numbers.
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Anne Draffkorn Kilmer (1984). A Music Tablet from Sippar(?): BM 65217 + 66616. https://doi.org/10.2307/4200216
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