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BIN 04, 035 (P293379)

Administrative, Old Assyrian, Kanesh · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE

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DesignationBIN 04, 035
IDP293379
Museum no.NBC 01677
CollectionNies Babylonian Collection, Yale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1a-na puzur4-a-szur3 qi2-bi-maSpeak to Puzur-Assur:
2um-ma bu-za-zu-ma / i-nu-mi3“Buzazu, when
3a-na ka3-ni-isz / sa-hu-ha-ku-maI am saḫūḫāma.
4a-li-ka3-ni / _an-na_ lu i-a-amwhen he comes, may he be mine!
5lu ku-a-am a-na il5-we-da-ku“I am indeed yours, I will go with you.‭
6e-zi-ib um-ma a-na-ku-ma a-di2Disregard that I, until
7a-tu3-ra-ni / _uruda sag10_ / e-pu-usz-mahe turned to me, a beautiful copper he made, and
8li-im-hu-ra-ni / isz-tu3may they receive from me.
9ka3-ni-isz a-tu3-ra-ni / la2 li-bi(Sum) She is clad in splendor, she is filled with radiance (Akk) He is covered in splendour, he is covered with splendor
10_dingir_-ma e-er-szu-um i-s,a-ab2-ta-nithe god and his enemy shall seize me
11isz-tu3 / at-be2-u2 / um-ma a-na-ku-maAfter I swore, thus I:
12_uruda_ lu i-a-am lu sza puzur4-a-szur3a copper either of me or of Puzur-Assur
13di2-nam-ma a-na bu-ru-usz-ha-tima verdict to Burušhatum
14la2-li-ik-ma / _ku3-babbar_ 1(u) _ma-na_let him go, and 10 minas of silver
15lu a-na puzur2-a-szur3 lu i-a-ti2 le-pu-uszor to Puzur-Assur or to me, may he do.
16i-ta-ba-la2-ni-ma / su2-ku-ur-tumhe carried away, and the šukurtu-demon
17i-ta-asz2-kan2-ma _iti 5(disz)-kam_ u3 _iti 6(disz)-kam_he shall place, and the 5th and the 6th month
18a-su2-hu-ur / u3 i-nu-mi3I will return, and when
19isz-tu3 / ka3-ni-isz / a-na _uruda_from ... to copper
20ta-asz2-ta-na-pa2-ra-szu-niyou keep sending to him,
reverse
1a-di2 5(disz)-szi2-szu u3 sze2-szi2-szuup to five times and seven times
2aq-bi-szu-um / um-ma a-na-ku-maI said to him, thus I:
3_uruda_ lu nu-sze2-bi-il5-szu-um u3 i-a-ti2may copper not be brought to him, and I
4_uruda_-i / ta-da-nam / la2 i-mu-acopper you give, he does not know.
5u3 ku-a-ti2 / sze2-bu-lam / la2 i-mu-a“And the slaves, the slave-girls, did not have a father,
6i-s,e2-er / _uruda_ / ir-ta-na-bi4-is,he shall dig a hole for copper.
7u3 mi3-li-ik / _uruda_ i-ma-li-ikand a copper kettledrum he will recite.
8la2 na-t,u3-ma / ri-ig-ma-am“Naṭu-disease (is a synonym of) riŋam.
9u2-la2 a-na-di2-i um-ma a-na-ku-ma“I will not go,’ (saying) thus: I:
10pa2-ni-sza-am / bu-la2-ti2 / qa2-ti2“Her face, my hands, my hand,
11puzur2-a-szur3 / sza s,a-ba-tim / li-is,-ba-atMay Puzur-Assur, who is seized, seize.
12a-hi-di2-ir-ma / a-na szi2-ip-ri-imI have entrusted to the work
13ra-mi3-ni asz2-ku-un-maI imposed upon him, and
14um-ma a-na-ku-ma / _uruda_ lu i-a-amThus I: "May the copper be mine!"
15lu sza puzur2-a-szur3 sza a-ba-ki-imor of Puzur-Assur, of Abakim,
16i-pa2-ni-a / la2-bu-uk / _uruda_ / a-nahe opened for me, I did not carry. The copper to
17sza-la2-tu3-a-ar i-pa2-ni-athe šalātuŋar of Ipaniya
18a-bu-ka3-ma / i-ba-ab2 / ha-ra-ni-a“My father, he has been taken away, his wife,
19_dam-gar3_ / u2-ta-di2-a-am / a-di2 / qa2-ti2the merchant he has given to me, until my hand
20_uruda_ li-is,-ba-at / um-ma a-na-ku-mathe copper may he seize. Thus I:
21e-zi-ib / _dam-gar3!_ / sza li-bi4-szuDisregard that the merchant of his brother
22lu-wa-di-a-am / ki-ma a-sza-la2-tu3-a-arMay I be sated like a stag.
23e-ru-bu / ur-ki-a-mathey entered, and
242(disz) sza-zu-uz2-tam2 / usz-ta-zi-za-am / lu ku-a-ti2 u3 i-a-ti22 šazūztam-vessels I set up.
25a-na ra-pu-di2-ni / i-ti2-zi-iz-ma _uruda_ a-na sza _dam-gar3_to the rāpudinnu he stood, and the copper to that of the merchant
26a-hi-e-em / isz-ta-kan2 / u3 u4-ma-am a-na di2-nim / i-sze2-e-a-ni“My brother, he has placed, and when he goes to the judge,
27u2 a-na tar2-ki-is-tim isz-pu-ra-am um-ma szu-ut-ma 1/2(disz) _ma-na ku3-babbar_and to the extispicy he wrote: "That is 1/2 mina of silver."
28u3 1(disz) _gin2-ta_ ra-ki-sa3-ni-szu / a-wi-lam / t,e2-em-szuand 1 shekel each his rakisānu, the man his report

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