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Parpola identifies Proto-Dravidians with the
Harappan Culture and the
Meluhhan people mentioned in
Sumerian records. In his book
Deciphering the Indus...
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mention timber,
carnelian and
ivory as
being imported from
Meluhha by
Meluhhan ships,
Meluhha being generally considered as the
Mesopotamian name for...
- (United Arab Emirates) and Ibri (Oman) were
particularly important. Some
Meluhhan vessels may have
sailed directly to
Mesopotamian ports but, by the Isin-Larsa...
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mention timber,
carnelian and
ivory as
being imported from
Meluhha by
Meluhhan ships,
Meluhha being generally considered as the
Mesopotamian name for...
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Substrate Languages in Old Indo-Aryan; 1.9. The
Southern Indus language:
Meluhhan, EJVS 5 (1999)[1].
Bertrand Lafont, The
Toponym Ligriki,
Cuneiform Digital...
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supplement Harappan seals and
archaeological finds.
Literary references to
Meluhhan trade date from the Akkadian, the
Third Dynasty of Ur, and Isin-Larsa Periods...
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mention timber,
carnelian and
ivory as
being imported from
Meluhha by
Meluhhan ships,
Meluhha being generally considered as the
Mesopotamian name for...
-
supplement Harappan seals and
archaeological finds.
Literary references to
Meluhhan trade date from the Akkadian, the
Third Dynasty of Ur, and Isin-Larsa Periods...
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trade probably started in the
Early Dynastic Period (c. 2600 BC). Some
Meluhhan vessels may have
sailed directly to
Mesopotamian ports, but by the Isin-Larsa...
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battles in Elam on the east. In an inscription,
Gudea referred to the
Meluhhans who came to
Sumer to sell gold dust,
carnelian etc... In
another inscription...
