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ADD 1036 (P335856)

Administrative, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationADD 1036
IDP335856
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

English translation

By ORACC project saao/saa11 · Via Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC)

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Obverse Column i [0:1] o i 1o i 1–o i 1o i 1[Distribution of t]ribute.
Obverse Column i [1:4] o i 22–o i 44[...] regular-offering [sheep, 1] sheep, a bowl of wine: treasurer.
Obverse Column i [4:8] o i 55–o i 885 seahs of flour, 5 seahs of barley, a bowl of wine: regular-offerings shepherd.
Obverse Column i [8:11] o i 99–o i 1111100 tribute sheep, 2 sheep, 2 bowls (of wine): chief cook.
Obverse Column i [11:13] o i 1212–o i 1313A sheep, a bowl (of wine): his scribe.
Obverse Column i [13:14] o i 1414–o i 1414ditto: chief of accounts.
Obverse Column i [14:17] o i 1515–o i 17177 seahs of honey, 4 minas of wax, a talent of copper: chief fuller.
Obverse Column i [17:19] o i 1818–o i 19192 sheep, 2 bowls (of wine), his food,
Obverse Column i [19:22] o i 2020–o i 222210 minas of copper, 2 sheep, 2 bowls (of wine): oil master.
Obverse Column i [22:23] o i 2323–o i 2323The same: his scribe.
Obverse Column i [23:28] o i 2424–o i 28284 fig-loaves, 2 ... of figs, 10 (carrying-)sticks of pomegranates, a sheep, a bowl of wine: fruit master.
Obverse Column i [28:32] o i 2929–2 seahs of almonds, 2 seahs of terebinths: chief confectioner.
Bottom [0:2] b.e. 32b.e. 32–A bowl (of wine): ditto.
Bottom Column ii [0:4] b.e. ii 1b.e. ii 1–b.e. ii 441 chariot for the review, 1 sheep, 1 bowl (of wine): scribe of the treasurer.
Bottom Column ii [4:8] b.e. ii 55–b.e. ii 881 wagon for the review, 1 sheep, 1 bowl (of wine): deputy palace supervisor.
Bottom Column ii [8:10] b.e. ii 99–b.e. ii 1010A bowl of wine: wagon master.
Bottom Column ii [10:12] b.e. ii 1111–b.e. ii 12122 ...-donkeys: palace supervisor.
Bottom Column ii [12:17] b.e. ii 1313–b.e. ii 17176 cloaks, 4 sashes, 2 pairs of saddle-bags, 1 sheep, a bowl of wine: palace supervisor.
Bottom Column ii [17:18] b.e. ii 1818–b.e. ii 1818ditto: his scribe.
Bottom Column ii [18:21] b.e. ii 1919–b.e. ii 212120 minas of red dye, 2 seahs of ...-wood: chief fuller.
Bottom Column ii [21:23] b.e. ii 2222–b.e. ii 2323200 willows: overseer of the levy.
Bottom Column ii [23:25] b.e. ii 2424–b.e. ii 25251 sheep, a bowl (of wine): his food.
Bottom Column ii [25:26] b.e. ii 2626–b.e. ii 2626ditto: his deputy.
Bottom Column ii [26:27] b.e. ii 2727–b.e. ii 2727ditto: his scribe.
Bottom Column ii [27:30] b.e. ii 2828–5 sheep, 5 bowls (of wine): the queen.
Bottom Column iii [0:2] b.e. iii 1b.e. iii 1–b.e. iii 221 sheep, a bowl (of wine): palace overseer.
Bottom Column iii [2:4] b.e. iii 33–b.e. iii 44A bowl (of wine), 1 mina of copper: cupbearer of the queen.
Bottom Column iii [4:6] b.e. iii 55–b.e. iii 667 minas of copper: team commander.
Bottom Column iii [6:8] b.e. iii 77–b.e. iii 882 sheep, 2 bowls (of wine): his food.
Bottom Column iii [8:10] b.e. iii 99–b.e. iii 10101 sheep, a bowl (of wine): his scribe.
Bottom Column iii [10:13] b.e. iii 1111–b.e. iii 13133 minas of copper, a sheep, 1 bowl (of wine): 'third man' of the palace.
Bottom Column iii [13:15] b.e. iii 1414–b.e. iii 15151 sheep, 1 bowl (of wine): commander of the chariotry.
Bottom Column iii [15:17] b.e. iii 1616–b.e. iii 17171 sheep: commander of the cavalry.
Bottom Column iii [17:20] b.e. iii 1818–b.e. iii 20202 sheep, 2 bowls (of wine): cohort commanders of the palace.
Bottom Column iii [20:22] b.e. iii 2121–b.e. iii 22221 sheep, 1 bowl (of wine): chief of accounts.
Bottom Column iii [22:24] b.e. iii 2323–b.e. iii 24241 sheep, 1 bowl (of wine): chariot-driver.
Bottom Column iii [24:26] b.e. iii 2525–b.e. iii 262610 minas of copper: vessel master.
Bottom Column iii [26:27] b.e. iii 2727–b.e. iii 27271 bowl (of wine): his food.
Reverse Column i [0:4] r i 1r i 1–r i 443 wrappings, 3 seahs of flour, a bowl of wine: Sin-ila'i.
Reverse Column i [4:6] r i 55–r i 662 talents of copper for 2 cavalrymen of the personal guard.
Reverse Column i [6:8] r i 77–r i 88[x] talents of copper without a household.
Reverse Column i [8:10] r i 99–r i 1010[x] minas of copper [(for)] the cavalryman of the bodyguard.
Reverse Column i [10:11] r i 1111–r i 1111[...] of copper
Reverse Column i [11:12] r i 1212–r i 1212[for ...] the cavalryman
Reverse Column i [12:14] r i 1313–r i 1414[...] Bel-labur.
Reverse Column i [14:15] r i 1515–r i 1515[x] sheep: the envoys
Reverse Column i [15:16] r i 1616–r i 1616[x tal]ent(s) of copper: spice master
Reverse Column i [16:17] r i 1717–r i 1717[...], 24 sheep
Reverse Column i [17:18] r i 1818–r i 1818[...]s, 1 seah of refined sesame oil
Reverse Column i [18:19] r i 1919–r i 1919[...] fine spices
Reverse Column i [23:24] r i 2424–r i 2424[......] copper
Reverse Column i [24:25] r i 2525–r i 2525[...] singers
Reverse Column i [25:26] r i 2626–r i 2626[......] wine
Reverse Column i [26:27] r i 2727–r i 2727[......] in the palace
Reverse Column i [27:28] r i 2828–r i 2828[...] a bowl (of wine per) month
Reverse Column i [28:29] r i 2929–r i 2929ditto, chief eunuch
Reverse Column i [29:30] r i 3030–r i 30304 ditto, palace overseer
Reverse Column i [30:32] r i 3131–r i 32321 sheep, a bowl (of wine), 1 mina of ... wine master.
Reverse Column ii [0:2] r ii 1r ii 1–r ii 2225 adult goats: leather dyer.
Reverse Column ii [2:4] r ii 33–r ii 446 1/4 minas of copper ...
Reverse Column ii [4:7] r ii 55–r ii 7720 homers of sesame oil, 1 homer 4 seahs pure oil: the town of Šabirešu.

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

LineATFMachine English (draft)
o i
1[x x] ⸢ma⸣-da-te
2[x x] da-ri-i
301 UDU {dug}ŠAB GEŠTIN
4{lu₂v}IGI.DUB
55(ban₂) ZID₂.DA
65(ban₂) {še}PAD-MEŠ
7{dug}ŠAB GEŠTIN
8{lu₂v}SIPA da-ri-i
901-me UDU ma-da-te
1002 UDU 02 {dug}ŠAB
11{lu₂v}GAL—MU {lu₂v}GAL—MU
12UDU {dug}ŠAB
13{lu₂v}A.BA-šu₂
14:.-ma GAL—NIG₂.ŠID GAL—NIG₂.ŠID
157(ban₂) LAL₃ 04 MA DUH.LAL₃
16bi-lat URUDU-MEŠ
17GAL—TUG₂.UD GAL—TUG₂.UD
1802 UDU 02 {dug}ŠAB
19a-kul-la-šu₂
2010 MA.NA URUDU
2102 UDU 02 {dug}ŠAB
22GAL—I₃-MEŠ GAL—I₃-MEŠ
23KI.MIN-ma {lu₂v}A.BA-šu₂
2404 NINDA-MEŠ {giš}MA
2502 AMAR {giš}:.
2610 it-hu-su NU.UR₂
27UDU {dug}ŠAB GEŠTIN
28GAL—{giš}za-ma-ri GAL—{giš}za-ma-ri
292(ban₂) {giš}duq-di
302(ban₂) bu-ṭu-na-te
31{⸢lu₂v}GAL⸣—SUM.NINDA {⸢lu₂v}GAL⸣—SUM.NINDA
b.e.
32{dug}ŠAB ⸢x⸣
b.e. ii
101 {giš}GIGIR
2a-na ma-šar-te
301 UDU 01 {dug}ŠAB
4{lu₂v}A.BA ša {lu₂v}IGI.DUB
501 {giš}tal-lak-tu₂
6a-na ma-šar-te
701 UDU 01 {dug}ŠAB
8{lu₂v}ša₂—IGI—E₂.GAL 02-u
9{dug}ŠAB GEŠTIN
10GAL—{giš}tal-lak-te GAL—{giš}tal-lak-te
1102 ANŠE.NITA₂ {giš}qir-si
12{lu₂v}ša₂—IGI—E₂.GAL
1306 {tug₂}gu-li-ni
1404 {tug₂}sa-ga-te
1502-⸢šu₂⸣ {tug₂}zu-ur-zi
1601 UDU {dug}ŠAB GEŠTIN
17{lu₂v}ša₂—IGI—E₂.GAL
18:.-ma {lu₂v}A.BA-šu₂
1920 MA {giš}HE₂.MED
202(ban₂) {giš}tu-ba-qi
21{lu₂v}GAL—TUG₂.UD {lu₂v}GAL—TUG₂.UD
2202-me {giš}ŠA₃.GIR₂
23{lu₂v}GAL—bat-qi {lu₂v}GAL—bat-qi
2401 UDU {dug}ŠAB
25a-kul-la-šu₂
26{lu₂v}02-u-šu₂
27{lu₂v}A.BA-šu₂
2805 UDU 05 {dug}ŠAB
29MI₂—E₂.GAL MI₂—E₂.GAL
b.e. iii
101 UDU {dug}ŠAB
2{lu₂v}ša₂—IGI—E₂.GAL
3{dug}ŠAB 01 MA.NA URUDU
4{lu₂v}KAŠ.LUL MI₂—E₂.GAL MI₂—E₂.GAL
507 MA.NA URUDU
6{lu₂v}GAL—u₂-rat {lu₂v}GAL—u₂-rat
702 UDU 02 {dug}ŠAB
8a-kul-la-šu₂
901 UDU {dug}ŠAB
10{lu₂v}A.BA-šu₂
1103 MA URUDU
12UDU 01 {dug}ŠAB
13{lu₂v}03.U₅ E₂.GAL
1401 UDU 01 {dug}ŠAB
15{lu₂v}GAL—mu-gi {lu₂v}GAL—mu-gi ša {giš}GIGIR
1601 UDU {lu₂v}GAL—mu-gi {lu₂v}GAL—mu-gi
17ša BAD-hal-li
1802 UDU 02 {dug}ŠAB
19{lu₂v}GAL—ki-ṣir-MEŠ {lu₂v}GAL—ki-ṣir-MEŠ
20ša E₂.GAL
2101 UDU 01 {dug}ŠAB
22{lu₂v}GAL—NIG₂.ŠID {lu₂v}GAL—NIG₂.ŠID
2301 UDU 01 {dug}ŠAB
24{lu₂v}mu-kil—PA-MEŠ {lu₂v}mu-kil—PA-MEŠ
2510 MA.NA URUDU
26GAL—{dug}ku-ta-te GAL—{dug}ku-ta-te
2701 {dug}ŠAB a-kul-la-šu₂
r i
103 ha-li-pa-te
23(ban₂) ZID₂.DA
3{dug}ŠAB GEŠTIN
4{1}30—DINGIR-a.a
502 GU₂.UN URUDU-MEŠ
6a-na 02 BAD-HAL GIR₃.2
7[x] GU₂.UN URUDU
8⸢ša⸣ la bi-ti
9[x] MA.NA URUDU
10[x] ⸢BAD⸣-HAL ša {lu₂v}qur-bu-te
11[x x x]+⸢x⸣ URUDU
12[x x] BAD-HAL
13[x]-ta-a.a
14[x x {1}EN—la-bur
15[x] UDU-MEŠ {lu₂v}MAH-MEŠ
16[x GU₂].⸢UN⸣ URUDU GAL—ra-qu-te GAL—ra-qu-te
17[x x x] 24 UDU-MEŠ
18[x x]-⸢MEŠ⸣ 1(ban₂) {še}GIŠ.I₃ hal-ṣu
19[x x]+⸢x⸣ ra-qu-tu₂ QAL₃-su
20[x x x x x x x x]
21[x x x x x x x x]
22[x x x x x x x x]
23[x x x x x]+⸢x⸣ hal šu₂
24[x x x x x] URUDU
25[x x x] {⸢lu₂v⸣}NAR-MEŠ
26[x x x x x] GEŠTIN
27[x x x]-⸢du⸣ ina E₂.GAL
28[x x] {dug}ŠAB ITI
29[o] GAL—SAG GAL—SAG
3004 ša₂—IGI—E₂.GAL
3101 UDU {dug}ŠAB 01 MA ⸢x x⸣
32GAL—GEŠTIN GAL—GEŠTIN
r ii
125 UDU MAŠ₂.GAL
2{lu₂v}ṣa-rip—tuh-ši-e {lu₂v}ṣa-rip—tuh-ši-e
306 MA.NA 04-tu₂ URUDU
4ša bir-te bir-ni
520 ANŠE {še}GIŠ.I₃
601 ANŠE 4(ban₂) I₃ KU₃
7{uru}ša-bi-ri-šu₂

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