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Akkadian language / Afroasiatic languages / Egyptian language / Assyria / Semitic languages / Bel / Sumer / Ugarit / Canaan / Asia / Fertile Crescent / Middle East
Date: 2009-12-29 05:32:19
Akkadian language
Afroasiatic languages
Egyptian language
Assyria
Semitic languages
Bel
Sumer
Ugarit
Canaan
Asia
Fertile Crescent
Middle East

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