The Phonetic Values of the Cuneiform Characters

"The Phonetic Values of the Cuneiform Characters" by George Smith is a foundational work in the study of Assyriology and ancient languages. Published in 1871, this book provides a detailed analysis of the phonetic values associated with cuneiform characters, a crucial element for understanding and translating ancient Mesopotamian texts. Smithâ€(TM)s meticulous research and insightful observations offer valuable insights into the complexities of this ancient writing system. This book remains an essential resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the decipherment and interpretation of cuneiform script.
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