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- Ninūʾa (mod. Nineveh)
- Kalhu (mod. Nimrud)
- Atmannu (mod. Tell Ali)
- Dunni-Aššur (mod. Tell Sabi Abyad)
- Dunnu-ša-Uzibi (mod. Giricano)
- Dūr-Katlimmu (mod. Tell Shekh Hamad
- Harādum (modern Khirbit ed-Diniye)
- Harbe (mod. Tell Chuera)
- Kahat (mod. Tell Barri)
- Kulišhinaš (mod. Tell Amuda?)
- Qaṭṭarā (mod. Tell Rimah)
- Ṭabetu (mod. Tell Taban)
- Šibaniba (mod. Tell Billa)
- Šūru (mod. Savur?)
- Waššukanni? (mod. Tell Fekheriye)
- mod. Tell Bazmusian
- Emar (mod. Tell Meskene) or vicinity
- Nagar (mod. Tell Brak)
- Nuzi (mod. Yorghan Tepe)
- mod. El-Qitar
- Hana (mod. unknown)
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- Nippur (mod. Nuffar)
- Ugarit (mod. Ras Shamra)
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List of findspots
The Middle Assyrian corpus on TCMA are cattegorized following findspot. About half of the corpus of ca. 4,000 tablets derives from ancient Assur (mod. Qal'at Sherqat) and Kar-Tukulti-Ninurta (mod. Tulul ul-Aqar). The rest of the texts mostly were uncovered during excavations of smaller settlements. An overview of most of these sites can be found on the map.
