Talk:Atamrum

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Note that I included a commented out location map against the day Andarig is located

Atamrum was a shooting star. In fact of all the Mesopotamian rulers I have looked at he had the most action in a short period of time, just a few years. I don't think the man ever slept. I glossed over most of the action involving other small fish, including only a couple things for show. More could be said about Atamrum. Ploversegg (talk) 15:31, 9 September 2026 (UTC)Reply