Vocabularium Sumericum ad Textus Archaicos VDL is a comprehensive Sumerian vocabulary intended for private use by students. Compiled by Anton Deimel and published in 1909, this resource focuses on historical and administrative texts, especially those pertaining to temple management and the palaces of rulers. Written in Latin, the vocabulary serves as an essential tool for understanding the complexities of early Sumerian writings and offers insights into the governance and societal structures of ancient Mesopotamia. This book remains a valuable resource for scholars and students engaged in the study of Sumerian language and culture, providing access to a wealth of information from original archaic texts.

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