12:02 - I don't think that this is the Old Babylonian shape, at least judging from the Old Babylonian fonts I've got from the Mainz university webpage. It looks the most like the Ur III shape (maybe just a tiny bit more innovative than the current default Windows cuneiform font). As is appropriate for a course like this - after all, Ur III is the last period when Sumerian was the main official language and the traditional view is that it is also the last period where Sumerian had (many) native speakers.
12:02 - I don't think that this is the Old Babylonian shape, at least judging from the Old Babylonian fonts I've got from the Mainz university webpage. It looks the most like the Ur III shape (maybe just a tiny bit more innovative than the current default Windows cuneiform font). As is appropriate for a course like this - after all, Ur III is the last period when Sumerian was the main official language and the traditional view is that it is also the last period where Sumerian had (many) native speakers.
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