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Hi Mike and others,
I just wandered whether there is any information about the contents
taught at this Sumerian school.
Is there any archaeological evidence about it?
David
On Dec 10, 2008, at 8:28 PM, Mike Cole wrote:
> Sorry I forgot to attach this to message in response to Paul.
> The earliest known classroom in the "western" world.
> mike
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