SOUND AND MEANING IN SUMERIAN CULTIC LAMENTS

Paul Delnero

DOI:10.2307/j.ctv1q26s9t.17
Corpus ID: 242267637

SOUND AND MEANING IN SUMERIAN CULTIC LAMENTS

@article{Delnero2019SOUNDAM,
  title={SOUND AND MEANING IN SUMERIAN CULTIC LAMENTS},
  author={Paul Delnero},
  journal={De l'Argile au Numerique},
  year={2019}
}

Paul Delnero
Published 9 July 2019
De l'Argile au Numerique

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