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===== Brief notes on Lagash II chronology ===== | ===== Brief notes on Lagash II chronology ===== | ||
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- | There is also discussion about the extent of the overlap between Lagash II and Ur III (see, for example, Steinkeller 1988, //JCS// 40, pp. 47-53 and Widell, [[http:// | + | There is also discussion about the extent of the overlap between Lagash II and Ur III (see, for example, Steinkeller 1988, //JCS// 40, pp. 47-53 and Widell, [[http:// |
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- | The month names for the Lagash II period at Girsu are almost | + | |
- | * Month 1: ezem GAN< | ||
- | * Month 2: ezem gu< | ||
- | * Month 4: ezem šu numun | ||
- | * Month 5: ezem munu< | ||
- | * Month 12: ezem še-il< | ||
- | During this period, Month 9 is written mu-šu-du8 (rather than mu-šu-du7). This variation can also be found after Lagash II. At Girsu, there was a change in name of the 7th month from about the 25 year of Šulgi’s reign, so the month UR was re-named as ezem-{d}šul-gi. | ||
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