In this talk we hope to address two questions: the first relates to a particular type of complex logograms named Diri-compound

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Date: 2007-10-30 22:53:23 Culture Language Ancient Near East Akkadian language Civilizations Sumer Akkadian literature Lexical lists Cuneiform script Sumerian language Mesopotamia Logogram		In this talk we hope to address two questions: the first relates to a particular type of complex logograms named Diri-compound Add to Reading List Source URL: www.caeno.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 113,65 KB Share Document on Facebook

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