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The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, Volume 11, N, Part II

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Lexical control for Akkadian nēberu/Nēberu, separating ancient meanings and attestations from modern Nibiru claims

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AT-0620 documents a modern planetary reinterpretation, while the listed critical editions present Tiamat as a mythic divine figure rather than an identified planet.

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