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PPAC 4, 282 (P332192)

Administrative, Ur III, Umma · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE

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DesignationPPAC 4, 282
IDP332192
Museum no.SE 043
CollectionCouvent Saint-Étienne, Jerusalem
LanguageSumerian
PeriodUr III · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotUmma (mod. Tell Jokha)
Coordinates31.6669, 45.8861

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 col 1
1'[n] lu2#-{d}ba-ba6n Lu-Baba
2'lagasz{ki}-tafrom Lagaš
3'1(asz@c) 5(ban2) ad-da dumu a-ba nu-{gesz}kiri6 unu{ki}1 aš-c-(worker), 5 ban2: Adda, son; who (is) the gardener of Uruk?
4'ugula ga-aforeman: Ga’a
5'e2-duru5 ur-ba-gara2-tafrom the Village of Ur-Bagara
6'1(asz@c) 1(barig) ki-lu5-la dumu usz-mu e2 {d}dumu-zi nu-banda3 al-la1 aš-c-(worker), 1 barig Kilula, son of Ušamu, house of Dumuzi, overseer: Alla
7'1(asz@c) 5(ban2) {d}utu-di-de3 erin2 e2 {d}nansze1 aš-c-(worker), 5 ban2, Utu-dide, the workers of the temple of Nanše
8'1(asz@c) 5(ban2) ARAD2-dam1 aš-c-(worker), 5 ban2: ARADdam
9'1(asz) 1/3(disz) 3(ban2) lu2-usz-gi-na1 1/3 (gur) 3 ban2: Lu-ušgina
10'dumu-ni-me nu-banda3 ab-ba-muhis sons, the overseer: Abbamu
11'nin-bi al-sa6-gaIts lady is beautiful
12'1(asz@c) 1(barig) lu2-{d}utu erin2 e2 d nansze1 aš-c-(worker), 1 barig Lu-Utu, the troops of the temple of Nanše
obverse col 2
1'nin-[...]Nin-
2'1(asz@c) bur-ma-ma dumu [...]-esz-dar lu2 da-da gala mahBur-mama, son of ...-ešdar, man of Dada, the great gala-priest
3'an-za-gar3 lugal-ki-ag2-tafrom the tower of Lugal-kiag
4'1(asz@c) ur-mes dumu lu2-nimgir aga3-us21: Ur-mes, son of Lu-nimgir, soldier
5'[1(asz@c) ...]-pa-e3 aszgab1: ...-pa'e, the leatherworker
6'e2-duru5 ma-ma-kesz2-tafrom the village of Mamaš
7'1(asz@c) nig2-u2-rum gab2-us2 ur-{d}ba-ba6 sipa udu kur dumu u4-lu21: Nig-urum, flank of Ur-Baba, shepherd of the mountain sheep, child of Ulu;
8'1(asz@c) a-tu ARAD2 im-gur-szi-ak sipa <udu> kur1 Aš-c-(worker), Atu, servant of Imgur-šiak, shepherd of the mountain sheep
9'ugula du11-ga-zi-daforeman: Dugazida
10'du6-edin-tafrom the Du-edina
obverse col 3
1'x x [...]
2'nu-banda3 sal-[mah]superintendent: Salmaḫ
3'al-sza-na{ki#}of Allana
4'1(asz@c) ar-szi-ah dumu1: Arši-aḫ, son
5'du-a-lu2-uzto work
6'nin-bi al-sa6#-[ga]Its lady is beautiful
7'1(asz) da-gu [ki?]1: Dagu
8'lugal-ma2-gur8-re-ta?from Lugal-magure
9'ugula bu3-bu3-[...]foreman Bubu-
10'nin-bi al-[sa6-ga]its lady is beautiful
11'1/2(disz) ur-{d}lugal-[banda3{da} dumu] lu2-giri17-zal1/2 workman: Ur-Lugalbanda, son of Lu-girizal
12'[...] im [...]... clay
reverse col 1'
1'e2-duru5 [...]The Duru temple
2'GIM [...]Like
3'usz [...]Dead ...
4'1(asz@c) 3(ban2) a-ba-[...]1 (gur) 3 ban2 Aba-
5'a-ru-a ba-ba-a [...]donated (by) Baba
6'1(asz@c) 3(ban2) {d}ba-ba6-[...] nin-[...]1 aš-c-(worker), 3 ban2 (for) Baba-
7'a-ru-a gesz-sa6-sa6#donated (by) Gešsasa
8'1(asz@c) 3(ban2) nin-ku3-zu [...]1 aš-c-(worker), 3 ban2, Nin-kuzu
reverse col 2'
1'e2 {d}nin-szubur-ta!from the house of Ninšubur
2'1(asz@c) 3(ban2) [... dam lu2?]-dingir-ra mu ba-zah3-sze31 aš-c-(worker), 3 ban2 ... wife of Lu-dingira, for the year: “Bazaḫ;’
3'e2 in-sa6-tafrom the house of Insa
4'1(asz@c) 3(ban2) lu5-zi dam# ur!-sukkal <lu2?> {gesz}tukul-gu-<la>1 aš-c-(worker), 3 ban2: Luzi, wife of Ur-sukkal, <the one> of the gucla weapon(?)
5'1(asz@c) 3(ban2) geme2-lugal-ma2-gur8 dumu zi mu ba-zah3-sze31 aš-c-(worker), 3 ban2: Geme-lugal-magur, the true son, for the year: "Bazah;"
6'1(asz@c) 3(ban2) geme2-e2-kar-re dumu nam-ha-ni erin2 mu ba-zah3-sze31 aš-c-(worker), 3 ban2: Geme-ekarre, son of Namhani, for the work-troops that were plundered;
7'dam erin2 zah3-a-methe wives of the exempted troops,
8'ur-en-gal-du-du i3-dab5Ur-engaldudu accepted;
9'geme2 gurusz {gesz}tukul-[e-dab5]-bafemale laborers, young men seized by weapons
10'giri3 [...]via
reverse col 3'
1'unu{ki} ugula ga-a dumu nam-tiUruk foreman: Ga'a, son of life
2'unu{ki}-tafrom Uruk
3'1(asz@c) 1(barig) ukken-ne2-{d}utu-gin7 e2 {d}nanna1 aš-c-(worker), 1 barig Ukkene-Utu-gin, temple of Nanna
4'dumu geme2-ki-siki-kason of Geme-kisiki,
5'unu{ki}-tafrom Uruk
6'1(asz@c) 1(barig) e3-a-ba-ni ad-kup4 aga3-us2 nu-banda3 sal-mah1 aš-c-(worker), 1 barig Ea-bani, the tanner, soldier, captain Salmah,
7'dumu ba-ason of Baʾa
8'unu{ki}-tafrom Uruk
9'1(asz) 1/3(disz) 3(ban2) giri3-ni-i3-sa6 dumu he2-lah5 dub-sar1 1/3 (gur) 3 ban2: Girini-isa, son of Helah, the scribe;
10'unu{ki}-tafrom Uruk
11'1(asz@c) 1(barig) nam-zi-tar-ra ku3-dim2 a-a-mu1 aš-c-(worker), 1 barig Namzitara, the silversmith: Ayamu
12'dumu ur-{d}ba-ba6son of Ur-Baba,
13'unu{ki}-tafrom Uruk
14'nita-mewe are men

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