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 ===== New or Contested Old Sumerian Sign Readings =====
-The alternate readings here come from G. Marchesi and N. Marchetti's //Royal Statuary of Early Dynastic Mesopotamia// (2011). Marchesi and Marchetti also note that "the so-called `amissable' final consonants in Sumerian (that is, /d/, /g/, /k/, /ř/, held to be mute in word-final position), which include the phoneme /k/ of the genitive, were in fact pronounced in the Early Dynastic period (Cf. Bauer 1989-90: 77. The loss of these consonants probably occurred in the Neo-Sumerian period.)" (2011: 238).
+The alternate readings here come from G. Marchesi and N. Marchetti’s //Royal Statuary of Early Dynastic Mesopotamia// (2011). Marchesi and Marchetti also note that “the so-called ‘amissable’ final consonants in Sumerian (that is, /d/, /g/, /k/, /ř/, held to be mute in word-final position), which include the phoneme /k/ of the genitive, were in fact pronounced in the Early Dynastic period (cf. Bauer 1989-90: 77. The loss of these consonants probably occurred in the Neo-Sumerian period.)” (2011: 238).
-LAK numbers refer to the numbers provided in A. Deimel's //Liste der archaischen Keilschriftzeichen// (= WVDOG 40, 1922).
+LAK numbers refer to the numbers provided in A. Deimel's //Liste der archaischen Keilschriftzeichen// (= //WVDOG// 40 [1922]).
 ^ CDLI Reading ^ Alternate Readings ^ Sign Name ^ LAK Number ^
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 Marchesi, G., & Marchetti, N. (2011). //Royal statuary of early dynastic Mesopotamia.// Eisenbrauns.