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A traveler using Akkadian would also have to be a time-traveler:
Akkadian has been extinct for two millennia, after being used for more than two millennia in ancient Mesopotamia.
Akkadian is the collective name for all Babylonian and Assyrian dialects and was written in cuneiform.
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[ajjanu biti] [ajjanu kibru] [ajjanu bit shikarim] [ashrusshu e talputa] |
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