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Camels are mentioned in iranian sumerian and akkadian sources from 3th millenium bc. Sumerian city eshnunna mid third milleninium bc. Text from puzrish-dagan at nippur 2100 2000 bc, GÚ.URU×GU (Bactrian Camel). Delivered from areas in iran. The etimology of the sumerian word related to “bending down” or “humped one”. Included in a list of large, hoofed herbivores. See: Piotr Steinkeller, Camels in Ur III Babulonia? in J. David Schloen, ed., Exploring the Longue duree: Essays in Honor of Lowrence E. Stager. Winona Lake: Eisenbrauns, 2009; 415-419 Love Song from Nippur around 19000 BC “O Dumuzi, provide me with camel’s milk the milk of the camel is sweet, the cream of the camel is sweet”. See: Y. Sefati. Love Songs in Sumerian Literature: Critical Edition of the Dumuzi-Inanna Songs, Romat Gan: Bar.Ilan University Press, 1998: 221-222 Chavalas, M. 2018 Did Abraham Ride a Camel? BAR 44 (6): 52, 64-65 See: E. Porada, A cylinder Seal with a Camel in the Walters Art Gallery, The Journal of the Walters Art Gallery 36 (1977) 1-6. 18th Century BC Alalakh city text 17th – 15th Century *Lambert says it could also mean a stag. Ugarit tablet 20th Century BC. JNES IV, pp. 174, 366 See: DJ Wiseman, Ration List from Alalakh VII, Journal[...]