The Quarters of Babylon
DIN.TIR<sup>KI</sup> possibly an alternative name for Šuanna.
| Main Author: | Gurney, O. R. |
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| Format: | Print Article |
| In: | RA Year: 1975, Volume: 69, Pages: 95 |
| KeiBi Identifier: | 37:1064 |
| All Reviews: | BLOT 1976 81 (P. R. Ackroyd) |
| Summary: | DIN.TIR<sup>KI</sup> possibly an alternative name for Šuanna. |
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