This article presents the first description and transcription of a fragment of Iri-ka-gina’s text, highlighting its significance.
The article provides the first object description and text transcription of a fragment of Iri- ka -gina’s “Reform” text (first recension) currently housed at the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures (formerly the Oriental Institute) of the University of Chicago, with the museum number A27909. It has not been included in prior treatments of this important Sumerian text.
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