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BIN 06, 195 (P297426)

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

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DesignationBIN 06, 195
IDP297426
Museum no.NBC 03910
CollectionNies Babylonian Collection, Yale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLetter
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
1'um?-ma# [...]Thus ...
2'u2 sza [...]and of ...
3'1(u) 2(disz) _ma-na#_12 minas
4'i-ta-x [...]... ...
5'szal2-t,i2-a a-[...](Sum) The one who ... my booty (Akk) My booty
6'usz-ta-bu u2? [...]they sat down, ...
7'u3 a-na 9(disz) x [...]and for 9 ...
8'szi2-ip-ka3-ti2-a x [...]My šipkātu prayers
9'_e2#_-be2-<<be2>>-ti2-a ut-[...]In my ... house
10'u3 mi3-ma i-szu-u2 [...]and whatever he has
11'i-ta-na-di2-nu _ku3-[babbar?_]they have given. The silver
12'da-pu-ur-tam2 i-[...](Sum) The scepter(?) ... (Akk) The dapper one ...
13'um-mi3-a-ni-a la2 ar-[...]His mother did not ...
14'be-lu-a a-tu3-nu i-na x [...]My lord, you in ...
15'u3 _ku3-babbar_ 1(disz) _gin2_ sza a x [...]and 1 shekel of silver ...
16'ki-ma _ku3-babbar_ 1(u) _ma-na_ u3 2(u) _ma#-na_instead of silver, 10 minas and 20 mina
17'da-pu-ur-tam2 a-ra-szi2 x [x] x“Purtam, I want to ... for you’
18'sza-s,u2-ur# a-bi-a la2 i-ha#-liq#?The guard of my father will not be destroyed(?)
19'u3 [a-na-ku] i-na re-szi2-ku#-nu#and I at your disposal
20'a-za-zu a-tu3-nu-maI am your servant, you are our servant.
21'mi3-il5-ka3 a-szu-mi3Illka, my father,
reverse
1'ni-ka3-si2-a a-na ka3-ri#-im#the ni-kasīya to the karim
2'al?-kam?-ma# um-ma a-tu3-nu-maCome, thus says Atunu.
3'_e2#_{[ta-ti2}-szu sza-li-su2]his second house
4'u3 mi3-ma i-szu-u2 um-mi3-a-nu-szuand whatever he has, his mother
5'i-ta-ab2-lu a-wi-lamhe has brought, a man
6'e-ri-szi2-szu-ma usz-ta-zi-zuErišīšu raised him up,
7'e-na-na-tim isz-ti2the years with
8'ka3-ri-im er-sza-ma x [x]The karīm priestess, the mother ...
9'ni-ka3-si2 szu-uh-ta#ni-kasi, šuḫ
10'a-hu-u2-a a-tu3-nu [...]My brothers, Atunu
11'u3 sza?-s,u2?-ur a-[bi]and the šaṣur(?) of the father
12'ki-ma x li [...]Like ...
13'a-ma-kam mi3-il5#-[ka3]by the word of Illika
14'ni-ka3-si2-szu#his ni-kasišu
15'sza asz2-qu-lu [...]that I had plundered
16'sza a-ta? [...]of the water(?)
17'szu-hu-bu-[ur]Šuḫubur
18'a-na sza-[...]to ...
19'a-di2-in#?I gave.
20'ki x [...]... place
21'a x [...]... ...

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