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cdli:wiki represents the efforts of CDLI staff and collaborators to offer Assyriological tools for specialists in cuneiform studies, general content for informal learners, and information about the work flow of the project.

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The topic Text Comments represents a new feature in CDLI where registered users can comment on individual texts in the CDLI database. It will thus complement the catalogue, the transliterations database, and the image database, together making up the core of the project.

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  • Alster, Bendt
    Alster, Bendt Name Alster, Bendt Dates 26 July 1946 - 30 April 2012 Birthplace Denmark Specialization Sumerology, Assyriology Major works Dumuzi's dream. Aspects of oral poetry in a Sumerian myth. Copenhagen: 1972; Proverbs of Ancient Sumer: The World's Earliest Proverb Collections. Bethesda, MD: 1997; Wisdom of Ancient Sumer. Bethesda, Md: 2005.
  • Proto-Elamite
    Proto-Elamite is the last un-deciphered writing system from the Ancient Near East with a substantial number of sources (more than 1600 published texts). It was used for a relatively short period around 3000 BC across what is today Iran. Proto-Elamite is a derived writing system originating from the Uruk invention of writing in southern Mesopotamia during the middle of the 4th millennium BC. Scribes in Susa in southwestern Iran took over a majority of the numerical signs as well as many of the nu…
  • Lambert, Wilfred G.
    Name Lambert, Wilfred G. Dates 26 February 1926 - 9 November 2011 Birthplace Birmingham, UK Specialization Assyriology Major works Babylonian Wisdom Literature 1960; Ancient Near Eastern seals in Birmingham Collections (1966); Atra-Hasis: The Babylonian Story of the Flood, with A. R. Millard, and Miguel Civil (Oxford 1969); Babylonian Oracle Questions (2007)
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