Materiality of Tablets is a scholarly construct in Cuneiform Epigraphy that denotes the physical and sensory properties of clay tablets—such as composition, texture, weight, and inscription technique—through which the tangible conditions of inscription and use are analyzed to interpret scribal practices and textual transmission.
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