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A Re-examination of Ancient Near-Eastern Music-Theoretical Tablets and Notation; Concerning a Tablaturisation for the Hurrian H6 Cuneiform Tablet
Dylan Lawrence Gibson, 2021.
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MMus thesis, Stellenbosch University, 2021. Re-examines UET VII 126 (Nabnitu XXXII), CBS 10996, UET VII 74 and UET VI/3 899; argues the system is heptatonic with interchangeable direction rather than Dumbrill's enneatonic, and that exact Western intervals cannot be assumed. Open access.
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Dylan Lawrence Gibson (2021). A Re-examination of Ancient Near-Eastern Music-Theoretical Tablets and Notation; Concerning a Tablaturisation for the Hurrian H6 Cuneiform Tablet. http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/123820
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