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- 日期：2008
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The city and province of Umma were part of the southern Mesopotamian core of the Third Dynasty of Ur imperium in the 21st century B.C. Its importance to comparative as well as regional scholarship stems from the discovery there by looters a century ago of some 20,000 cuneiform tablets comprising a large part of the province’s central administrative archive. There is, on the one hand, no remotely comparable source of 資訊 on particularly the 經濟, agri文化 and labor management regimen of a prominent 城市 center of that period and kind. But its wider usefulness is admittedly impaired by the circumscribed, formulaic and myopic limitations of this textual corpus. Archaeological knowledge, meanwhile, is essentially confined to a four-decade-old surface survey of difficult, dune-covered terrain. This is
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