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Orientalia 36 (1967) 55–66. Showed that the Early Dynastic tablets from Abu Salabikh contain numerous Semitic personal names, the first Semitic words written in cuneiform. The comparison set for a Semitic name pattern. URL is the KeiBi catalogue record; no open copy.
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Robert D. Biggs (1967). Semitic Names in the Fara Period. https://keibi.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/KEI00091430?lng=en
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. “Semitic Names in the Fara Period.” 1967.