Before 1900, British archaeologists recovered tablets from Uruk and Nippur that were copied around 2000–1500 BCE, and one from Babylon. They told a Birth Story of Sargon I and the Rise to Power of Sargon I. All were written in cuneiform, some in the Assyrian dialect of the Akkadian language and one in the Babylonian dialect. They are preserved today in the British Museum (London). The Rise to Power of Sargon I (2334–2279 BCE) celebrates him as a royal official [Akkadian:
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