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Sumerian art, Puzriš-Dagan (?), 3rd dynasty of Ur, e…

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CUNEIFORM CLAY TABLET Sumerian art, Puzriš-Dagan (?), 3rd dynasty of Ur, end of 3rd millennium B.C. Undated inventory of livestock arranged in order of quality. Size: 8.2 x 5.6 x 2.2 cm Provenance : Private collection, Belgium, acquired in the 1950s Then by descent to the current owner

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CUNEIFORM CLAY TABLET Sumerian art, Puzriš-Dagan (?), 3rd dynasty of Ur, end of 3rd millennium B.C. Undated inventory of livestock arranged in order of quality. Size: 8.2 x 5.6 x 2.2 cm Provenance : Private collection, Belgium, acquired in the 1950s Then by descent to the current owner

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