For 10 points, name this Sumerian city which contains inscriptions indicating that it was the first Sumerian city to be constructed following the Great Flood.
A "tradition" named after this city was coined by Ignace Gelb to describe a period of development in the East Semitic era which used non-Sumerian logograms and extended from the city of Ebla to Abu Salabikh. One story claims that a king of this city was able to give birth to Balih after being given a special plant for saving a starving eagle. This city's third dynasty began with a woman later deified as the Kheba who was actually a tavern keeper named Kabau. The words "All of them were lord" seem to indicate that there was no clear ruler of this city directly following the reign of its first king. Enmebaragesi is the first king of this city whose existence is corroborated by archaeological evidence. One king of this city, Ur-Zabab, hired a (*) cupbearer who would later found the Akkadian Empire, named Sargon. For 10 points, name this Sumerian city which contains inscriptions indicating that it was the first Sumerian city to be constructed following the Great Flood.
A "tradition" named after this city was coined by Ignace Gelb to describe a period of development in the East Semitic era which used non-Sumerian logograms and extended from the city of Ebla to Abu Salabikh.
Kish