- in
recorded history to rule over an empire. He was the
founder of the "
Sargonic" or "Old Akkadian" dynasty,
which ruled for
about a
century after his death...
- and
there are
earlier Sumerian claimants.
Epigraphic sources from the
Sargonic (Akkadian Empire)
period are in
relatively short supply,
partly because...
-
whose tomb was
discovered with many
expensive artifacts.
Other known pre-
Sargonic queens of Ur (royal wives)
include Ashusikildigir, Ninbanda, and Gansamannu...
-
Akshak (Sumerian: 𒌔𒆠, akšak) (pre-
Sargonic - u4kúsu.KI, Ur III - akúsu.KI,
Phonetic - ak-su-wa-ak) was a city of
ancient Sumer,
situated on the northern...
- of
Iarlagan of Gutium,
records building the E-ula
temple of Ninura. The
Sargonic period ruler of Umma
Lugalanatum built the
temple E-gidru there. "Lugalannatum...
-
origin in a
Semitic language,
Lahmu was
present in
Sumerian sources in pre-
Sargonic times already. Laḫmu is
depicted as a
bearded man
wearing a red garment...
-
where there was a
temple of Manishtushu. This
temple was
known in the
Sargonic period as Ma-an-iš-t[i-s]uki.
Manishtushu was the
third king of the Akkadian...
- d'****yriologie 9, pp. 81–83, 1912 [1] M. Molina, "The
palace of Adab
during the
Sargonic period", D.
Wicke (ed.), Der
Palast im
antiken und
islamischen Orient,...
- the Ur III dynasty. The USKL is
especially interesting because its pre-
Sargonic part is
completely different from that of the SKL.
Whereas the SKL records...
- "Archaic Texts", UET 2, London, 1935 Alberti, A./F. Pomponio, "Pre-
Sargonic and
Sargonic Texts from Ur
Edited in UET 2, Supplement",
Studia Pohl
Series Minor...
