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Summary Of: Adab

Adab was occupied from at least the Early Dynastic period... brief and there were later epigraphic references to Adab such as in the... inscribed with the name of a king of Adab which has been variously translated as Lugal... Of the Adab tablets that ended up at the University of Chicago... Digital images and Transliterations of 280 Adab tablets at University of Chicago...

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