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Samuel Noah Kramer
Samuel Noah Kramer was an American historian and Assyriologist known for his work on Sumerian language and culture. He authored notable books such as History Begins at Sumer and The Sumerians, and contributed significantly to the study of Sumerian cuneiform literature. He was a member of several scholarly societies and received the John Frederick Lewis Prize.
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8 books
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Samuel Noah Kramer was an American historian and Assyriologist known for his work on Sumerian language and culture. He authored notable books such as History Begins at Sumer and The Sumerians, and contributed significantly to the study of Sumerian cuneiform literature. He was a member of several scholarly societies and received the John Frederick Lewis Prize.
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8 books
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Books by Samuel Noah Kramer
History Begins at Sumer
Samuel Noah Kramer
1956
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The Sumerians
Samuel Noah Kramer
1970
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Sumerian Mythology
Samuel Noah Kramer
1998
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Cradle of Civilization
Samuel Noah Kramer
Unknown
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Myths of Enki, the Crafty God
Samuel Noah Kramer
Unknown
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Enmerkar and the Lord of Aratta: A Sumerian Epic Tale of Iraq and Iran
Samuel Noah Kramer
Unknown
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MYTHOLOGIES OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
Samuel Noah Kramer
Unknown
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In the World of Sumer: An Autobiography
Samuel Noah Kramer
Unknown
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