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Hundreds of administrative tablets the earliest physical evidence of the first empire in recorded history have been discovered by archaeologists from the British Museum and Iraq .
They were the state archives of the ancient Sumerian site of Girsu , modern-day Tello, while the city was under the control of the Akkad dynasty from 2300 to 2150BC .
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