39K views · 926 reactions | Where does the word "cuneiform" come from? #etymology #cuneiform #cunt #linguistics #language #history | Linguistic Discovery | Facebook

Assyriology PhD student Pavla Rosenstein takes you step-by-step through the translation of a Sumerian cuneiform tablet inscribed in the 3rd millennium BCE and currently housed in the Yale Babylonian Collection. Follow the YBC account for a fascinating deep dive into the oldest written and translated language in human history. This inscription reads: “Gudea, the ruler of Lagash, built a temple for Ninshubur, the aide of the heavens, his mistress.” | Yale Peabody Museum

6.4K views · 178 reactions | Learn about Cuneiform, a fascinating system of writing that dates back to 3500 BC. Look out for more #AshmoleanfromHome videos and articles in the coming days to help you stay connected to our collections. #CultureinQuarantine #MuseumfromHome | Ashmolean Museum | Facebook

17K views · 399 reactions | AI translates 5,000-year-old cuneiform tablets into English #sumerian #cunieform #anunnaki | The Lore Library | Facebook