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Gender, age, and labour organization in the earliest texts from Mesopotamia and Iran (c. 3300–2900 BC)
Kathryn Kelley, 2018.
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Oxford DPhil (supervisors Dahl and Collins). A sign-by-sign study of the gender and age signs in proto-cuneiform and proto-Elamite. Finds that the 'herded humans' accounts Englund 2009 drew his names from are explicitly recorded in less than 1% of proto-cuneiform texts, and that later scholars over-generalised from them. Used here to bound how representative the archaic name set is.
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Kathryn Kelley (2018). Gender, age, and labour organization in the earliest texts from Mesopotamia and Iran (c. 3300–2900 BC). https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:afa3362e-1182-43aa-a2b9-d675bd8c585a
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