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Cuneiform tablet (Assyrian) from Iraq circa 3000 BC. This is a tablet contains circles and half circles which depict numerals listing quantities of traded commodities. Image details File size:
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Cuneiform tablet (Assyrian) from Iraq circa 3000 BC. This is a tablet contains circles and half circles which depict numerals listing quantities of traded commodities.
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