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Lagaba

Lagaba was a city in the historical region of southern Mesopotamia (now southern Iraq). It is the place of origin of many illicitly excavated clay tablets, all in Old Babylonian. More than 400 tablets are known to have originated there. Tablets from Lagaba are kept in various collections around the world, among which

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Lagaba

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Triples29
Avg. degree1.92
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related to Further reading · 17
Lagaba → Aram Jalal Hassan, Athar Alrafedain, Briefen, Brill, City, Einige Bemerkungen, Frankena, Hauptpersonen, Kommentar, Lagaba-Tafeln, Leiden, Liagre Böhl Dedicatae, Loan Contracts, Mesopotami-cae Francisco Mario Theodoro, Old Babylonian, Orten, Symbolae Biblicae
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Lagaba → Babylon, By, Euphrates River, Kutha, Leemans, Leiden, Nil, North-north-east, Shatt, Tammuz, The, Yale

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tablets babylonian city collection empire leiden old yale period babylon kept many known various university others bc ruler year god

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Lagabarelated to Further readingFrankena0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingEinige Bemerkungen0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingHauptpersonen0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingLagaba-Tafeln0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingSymbolae Biblicae0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingMesopotami-cae Francisco Mario Theodoro0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingLiagre Böhl Dedicatae0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingLeiden0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingBrill0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingKommentar0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingBriefen0.60section
Lagabarelated to Further readingOrten0.60section

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