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The University Museum. Man and Animals; Living Working and Changing Together. The University Museum, 1984.

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  • tablet[1]
  • iraq[5]
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  • ur[4]
  • old babylonian period[1]
  • ur iii[2]
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  • sis 7, ad, papsukal box[1]
  • sis 7, ad, papuskal box[1]
  • tablet hill[1]
  • dog[3]
  • inscription[1]
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clay

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35-1-397

35-1-397

Brick

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31-43-488

31-43-488

Animal Figurine

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31-43-489

31-43-489

Animal Figurine

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CBS13106

CBS13106

Tablet

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B16461

B16461

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Brick

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