Tell Abu Salabikh

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Tell Abu Salabikh is an important ancient Mesopotamian archaeological site in southern Iraq, known for its Early Dynastic remains and one of the earliest large cuneiform tablet archives.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
archaeologicalStatus stratified urban settlement
chronologicalStatus one of the earliest large cuneiform archives
country Iraq
culture Sumerian
excavatedBy British School of Archaeology in Iraq NERFINISHED
University of Chicago Oriental Institute NERFINISHED
excavationBegan 1963
hasAlternativeName Abu Salabikh NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalFeature burial areas
city wall remains
residential quarters
tell mound
temple area
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Early Dynastic I NERFINISHED
Early Dynastic II NERFINISHED
Early Dynastic III NERFINISHED
Early Dynastic period NERFINISHED
hasFind administrative artifacts
clay sealings
cuneiform tablets
figurines
pottery
hasLanguageOfTexts Sumerian language NERFINISHED
hasTextType hymns
lexical lists
literary texts
proverbs
school exercises
knownFor Early Dynastic cuneiform tablets
administrative tablets
early Sumerian literature
early large cuneiform tablet archive
lexical lists
school texts
locatedIn Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
southern Iraq NERFINISHED
materialCulture Early Dynastic Sumerian material culture
nearbyFeature Euphrates alluvial system NERFINISHED
partOf ancient Sumer NERFINISHED
region alluvial plain of southern Mesopotamia
significance important for history of Sumerian education
important for study of early Sumerian writing
important for understanding Early Dynastic urbanism
timeOfMajorOccupation 3rd millennium BCE

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Early Dynastic period hasArchaeologicalSite Tell Abu Salabikh