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New Penn Museum gallery relooks at Eastern Mediterranean history
Penn Museum - It's the #FirstDayofClasses at University of Pennsylvania! In ancient Mesopotamia, children who were to become scribes would practice writing by impressing repeated cuneiform characters on clay. This unbaked tablet (
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Penn Museum opens new Middle East gallery - WHYY
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Penn Museum on Twitter: "In ancient Mesopotamia, children who were to become scribes would practice writing by impressing repeated cuneiform characters on clay. This tablet (which we call the "first day of
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Updated space at Penn Museum covers 10,000 years of history – Daily Local
Penn Museum - 📝 Words can hold a whole other world of stories. The Gilgamesh Epic is ancient Mesopotamia's most famous tale. It describes how the hero Gilgamesh and his companion Enkidu
At Penn Museum, a pre-papal 'flood' of artifacts looks at links among faiths - WHYY
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