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Iran 47 (2009) 23–31. Argues that proto-Elamite owners/persons are written with roughly 100 signs used partly syllabically, which seldom occur as object signs (so not rebus). Used as the contrast case for proto-cuneiform name writing.
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Jacob L. Dahl (2009). Early Writing in Iran, a Reappraisal. https://www.academia.edu/11552910
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