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Old Persian language / Mesopotamian deities / Lugal / É / GAL / Dingir / TI / Winkelhaken / Multiplication sign / Cuneiform / Akkadian language / Fertile Crescent
Date: 2013-09-06 15:06:36
Old Persian language
Mesopotamian deities
Lugal
É
GAL
Dingir
TI
Winkelhaken
Multiplication sign
Cuneiform
Akkadian language
Fertile Crescent

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