Sumerian administrative documents dated in the reigns of the kings of the second dynasty of Ur from the temple archives of Nippur preserved in Philadelphia

Sumerian administrative documents dated in the reigns of the kings of the second dynasty of Ur from the temple archives of Nippur preserved in Philadelphia

by David Vilhelm Myhrman

Part of Added t.p.: The Babylonian expedition of the University of Pennsylvavia. Series A: Cuneiform texts...vol. 3, pt.1

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