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Collection of Anonymous - Rome



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Anonymous-Rome Collection and CDLI
The Anonymous - Rome - acquired the cuneiform collection between .... and .....

The collection is fully searchable in CDLI (Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative - http://cdli.ucla.edu ), where you can find tablets catalogue data, e-texts, transliterations with upload and revisions (see CDLI terms of use).
In TIGRIS, a transliterated e-text from CDLI/Anonynmous-Rome Collection was pre-processed to be analysed by TaLTaC2.

ENEA adhers to the principle of the Open Archive Initiative (OAI) for the Open Access of research outputs. In TIGRIS V-Lab, ENEA shares knowledge extracted from transliterated cuneiform texts and data.
ENEA welcomes collaborations in crowdsourcing from the Assyriological Community in the TIGRIS Virtual Lab activities, for the integration and review of linguistic data and e-texts collections (transliterations, translations, lemmatizations).
Here below you will find available to download (under CC BY-NC-SA International Licence) transliterated e-texts, vocabularies, list of frequencies, etc.:
- Transliterated cuneiform text, preprocessed to be analysed by TaLTaC2 software download;
- Vocabulary Anonymous - Rome tablet download.

Collection Anonymous - Rome:
AION 69, 123-124 3 Vocabulary download

Bibliography
Owen, D.I., "Supplemental Texts Related to the Garsana Archives", D.I. Owen (ed.), Garsana Studies, Cornell University Studies in Assyriology and Sumerology 6, Bethesda 2011, pp.233-234.
Mander, P., "Two Tablets from Garsana in a Private Italian Collection", D.I. Owen (ed.), Garsana Studies, Cornell University Studies in Assyriology and Sumerology 6, Bethesda 2011, pp. 221-226.

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