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** Akkadian Empire (~ 2350 – 2100 BC )
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** γ Sgr and δ Sgr were Akkadian Sin-nun ‑ tu, or Si-nu-nu ‑ tum, the Swallow.
** ζ Sgr and π Sgr may have been the Akkadian Gu-shi-rab ‑ ba, the Yoke of the Sea.
** γ Sgr and ε Sgr were Akkadian Sin-nun ‑ tu, or Si-nu-nu ‑ tum, the Swallow.
** σ Sgr and π Sgr may have been the Akkadian Gu-shi-rab ‑ ba, the Yoke of the Sea.
** δ Sgr and ε Sgr were Akkadian Sin-nun ‑ tu, or Si-nu-nu ‑ tum, the Swallow.
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