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S-5 (damaged case) - Public domain medieval manuscript
[Список плат, т. 5] (продолжение)
[List of plates, v. 5] - A list of places in the united states
С-7 (таблица отсутствует, дело имеется)
[Список платформ] (продолжение)
Esdras., f. B5, [verso]
Part of Ward 5. [Plate S.] - Public domain old map
Quinta figura. [Digestive tract, another view]
[Гипсовая модель фасада Пятой авеню.]
С-5 ([таблица отсутствует? ], корпус поврежден)
Резюме
Cuneiform tablets were one of the earliest forms of written communication and used by the ancient Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians in Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq) between the 4th and 1st millennium BCE. They provide a wealth of information about the ancient Mesopotamian society, including its economy, politics, religion, and culture. Cuneiform tablets were used for a wide range of purposes, including recording financial transactions, legal documents, religious texts, literature, and scientific observations.
The term "cuneiform" comes from the Latin word "cuneus," which means "wedge." Cuneiform tablets were made by pressing a reed stylus into wet clay, forming wedge-shaped marks that represented words and phrases. The clay was then left to dry in the sun, preserving the writing for thousands of years.