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PRAK D 063 (P345076)

Mathematical, Old Babylonian, Kish · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationPRAK D 063
IDP345076
Museum no.AO 10822
CollectionLouvre Museum, Paris, France
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreMathematical
Find spotKish (mod. Tell Uhaimir)
Coordinates32.5520, 44.5853

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.

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1'[a-na ...] ⸢US₂ 1 {lu₂}HUN.GA₂⸣ i-na U₄ 1.KAMto ..., 1 hireling on the 1st day
2'⸢SAHAR-HI.A li-ih-bu-ut⸣ EN.NAM li-iz-⸢bi-lam⸣May the earth tremble, what should it be?
3'[a-na ...] 10 US₂ 1 {lu₂}HUN.GA₂ i-na U₄ 1.KAMto 10 (cubits) the (longer) side, 1 hireling on the first day
4'[SAHAR-HI.A] ⸢li-ih-bu-ut⸣ li-iš-qi₂ EN.NAM li-iz-bi-lamMay eliḫūt-soapwort be poured out, what should it be?
5'a-na 30 ⸢NINDA⸣ [... US₂] 1 {lu₂⸣}[HUN].⸢GA₂⸣ i-⸢na⸣ [U₄ 1.KAM]For 30 rods length 1 hireling he will hire on the 1st day
6'⸢SAHAR⸣-HI.A ⸢li⸣-[ih-bu]-⸢ut li-iš-qi₂⸣ [EN.NAM li-iz-bi-lam]May the esahar plant (and) eliḫbûtu-plant be given to me, may the lord send (it) to me.
7'a-na 30 NINDA US₂ 1 {lu₂}⸢HUN⸣.[GA₂ i-na U₄ 1.KAM]for 30 rods length, 1 hireling on the 1st day
8'⸢SAHAR⸣-HI.A li-ih-bu-ut li-⸢iš⸣-[qi₂ li-iz-bi-lam]May the esaḫarhē-trees be destroyed, may they be brought to an end.
9'u₃ ... li-x-x li x x x [x x x]and ... ...
10'... ša i x x x [...]of ... ...
11'EŠ₂.GAR₃ 1 LU₂ SIG₄ EN.⸢NAM⸣EŠ.GAR1 (means) 1 man of bricks.
12'a-na 13.20 US₂ 1 {lu₂}HUN.GA₂ i-na U₄ 1.KAMto 13 20 the length, 1 hireling on the 1st day
13'SAHAR-HI.A li-ih-bu-ut li-iš-⸢qi₂⸣ li-iz-bi-lamMay the earth be smashed, may it be poured out and brought to an end.
14'u₃ IM.DU₃.A li-ip-ti-⸢iq⸣and may a cloud cover it.
15'IM.DU₃.A ša i-pa-ti-qu₂ 1 ⸢KUŠ₃ DAGAL⸣ 1 KUŠ₃ SUKUDThe mudbrick which was split. 1 wide cubit, 1 cubit long
16'1 LU₂ US₂ EN.NAM i-pa-at-ti-[iq]What length does one man take?
17'a-na 20 NINDA US₂ 1 {lu₂}HUN.GA₂ i-na U₄ 1.KAM]for 20 rods length, 1 hireling on the 1st day
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1[...] n tar-ki-[bu ša SIG₄ ...]... ... of bricks ...
2[...] 5 a-ṣur [...]... 5 aṣur ...
3[... SIG₄ u₂]-⸢ṣu₂⸣-tum 1.1/2 IKU A.ŠA₃ [...]... bricks, ešûtu-plant, 1 1/2 iku field
4[...]-at-ku [...]...-atku
5[...] 7 tar-ki-bu ⸢ša⸣ [SIG₄ ...]... 7 tarkibu-vessels of brick
6a-na x [...] SIG₄ u₂-ṣu₂-tum 1 ⸢IKU⸣ [A.ŠA₃ ...]for ... bricks. 1 iku field
77 tar-ki-bu ša SIG₄ 8 tar-ki-bu ša SIG₄.AB₂ 9 [tar-ki]-bu7 tarkibu of bricks. 8 tarkibu of cow-bricks. 9 tarkubu
8ša SIG₄.AL.UR₅.RA 1 SAR SIG₄ SIG₄.AB₂ u₃ SIG₄.AL.UR₅.RA ha-aš-ha-kuI am tearing out 1 sar of bricks, bricks of cow and brick.
9⸢SIG₄ SIG₄⸣.AB₂ u₃ SIG₄.AL.UR₅.RA le-qe₂-a-amMay he take ešû-stone, ē3-ab2 brick and alurru-brick.
10IZ.ZI 5 NINDA US₂ 50 ku-bu-ur-re ⸢IZ.ZI 1/2 NINDA SUKUD SIG₄⸣ EN.NAMA trench. The length is 5 rods, the height 50 kuburru. What is the depth of a trench?
11IZ.ZI 5 NINDA US₂ a-na 1/2 NINDA SUKUD 12.1/2 ⸢SAR⸣ [SIG₄]A fire. The length is 5 rods, the height 1/2 rod. 12 1/2 bricks
12ku-bu-ur-re-e IZ.ZI EN.NAMWhat is the fire?
13SIG₄.ANŠE SIG₄ 1 US₂ 30 SAG 30 SUKUD ⸢SIG₄⸣ EN.NAMA brick-carrying frame. A brick. The length is 1 cable, the width 0;30. What is the height of a brick?
14SIG₄.ANŠE SIG₄ 3 US₂ 2.30 SAG 6 SUKUD 3.45 SIG₄A brick-carrying frame. 3 lengths, 2 30 widths, 6 heights, 3 45 bricks.
15i-na ŠA₃ 1/2 IKU⸣ SIG₄ ha-aš-ha-ku US₂ EN.NAM lu-ru-ubFrom the 1/2 ikû of bricks I have broken. What length should I enter?
16SIG₄.ANŠE SIG₄ 3 US₂ 2.30 SAG 6 SUKUD 3.45 SIG₄ i-na ŠA₃A brick-carrying frame. 3 lengths, 2 30 widths, 6 heights, 3 45 bricks in the hand.
171/2 IKU SIG₄ ha-aš-ha-ku i-na 6 SUKUD EN.NAM lu-uh-ru-<uṣ>What should I pile up half a ikû of bricks in a height of 6?
18SIG₄.ANŠE SIG₄.AB₂ 2.30 US₂ 1.30 SAG 4 SUKUD SIG₄.AB₂ EN.NAMA brick-carrying frame. The length is 2;30, the width 1;30. The height is 4 fingers. What are the length and width?
19⸢SIG₄.ANŠE⸣ SIG₄.AB₂ 2.30 US₂ 1.30 SAG 6 SUKUD 56.15 SIG₄.[AB₂]A brick-built house. The length is 2;30, the width 1;30. The height 6 is 56;15.
20i-na ŠA₃ 10 SAR SIG₄.AB₂ ha-aš-ha-ku US₂ EN.NAM lu-up-lu-ukFrom the 10 sar of a cow's brick, what length should I build?
21SIG₄.ANŠE SIG₄.AB₂ 2.30 US₂ 1.30 SAG 6 SUKUD 56.15 SIG₄⸣.[AB₂]A brick-carrying frame: 2 30 lengths, 1 30 widths, 6 heights, 56 15 bricks.
22i-na ŠA₃ 10 SAR SIG₄.AB₂ ha-[aš]-⸢ha-ku⸣ 6 SUKUD EN.NAM lu-uh-ru-uṣ]From the work rate of 10 sar of bricks, what should I add 6 sukur?
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3[... EN].⸢NAM⸣... is the lord
4[...] BE... .
5[a-tap ta-ra-hi-im pa-na-uš-ša n] ⸢DAGAL⸣ 2 KUŠ₃ GAMthe canal of Taraḫim its face is n (cubits) – the main court of the house is 2 cubits, the length
6[a-na ta-ra-ah-hi-ša x KUŠ₃-TA.AM₃ DAH.HA] a-na GAM-ša 1 KUŠ₃ DAHYou add [x cubits each] to its side. You add 1 cubit to its length.
71/3 SAR EŠ₂.GAR₃ a-na] 1 LU₂⸣ US₂ pu-lu-uk1/3 sar, work assignment, given to 1 house-born slave, length.
8⸢a⸣-tap ta-ra-[hi]-⸢im pa⸣-na-uš-ša 1.1/2 ⸢DAGAL⸣ 1.1/2 [KUŠ₃] GAMIt is a tarraḫîm tree. Its opening is 1 1/2 <large> cubits.
9a-na ta-ra-ah-⸢hi⸣-[ša] 1 KUŠ₃-TA.AM₃ ⸢DAH⸣.HA a-na GAM-šafor Taraḫ-ēḫeša, 1 cubit each of the E-DAḪu-plant for its own.
101 KUŠ₃ DAH.HA 1/3 ⸢SAR⸣ [EŠ₂.GAR₃] ⸢a⸣-na 1 LU₂ US₂ pu-lu-ukAdd 1 hide, 1/3 of esarû-plant, work assignment of Ea-emena, 1 man, length.
11a-tap ta-ra-hi-⸢im pa-na⸣-<<na>>-uš-ša 1.1/2 ⸢DAGAL⸣ 1 KUŠ₃ GAMThe canal of Taraḫim is its face. 1 1/2 <small> e22dagal-e23 cubits is the length.
12a-na ta-ra-ah-hi-ša 1/2 KUŠ₃-TA.AM₃ DAH.HA 1/3 SAR EŠ₂.GAR₃ a-na 1 LU₂ US₂ <pu-lu-uk>Add 1⁄2 cubit each to its length. You will add 1/3 sar of work-rate to 1 man.
13a-tap šu-li-im 3 KUŠ₃ DAGAL a-na 1 KUŠ₃ šu-li-im 1/3 SAR EŠ₂.GAR₃A trench. The width is 3 cubits. Multiply by 1 cubit. The volume is 1/3 sar.
14a-na 2 KUŠ₃ GU₂.DUSU 10 GIN₂ EŠ₂.GAR₃ i-na BAL u₄-mi-im iš-luFor 2 hides of a cow, 10 shekels of the ešpāru-measure were taken in the middle of the day.
15i-na BAL u₄-mi-im GU₂.DUSU iz-bil EŠ₂.GAR₃ SAHAR-⸢HI⸣.[A EN].NAMAt the return of the day, the herdsman carried out the extispicy. What is the heaping of earth?
16u₃ a-na 1 LU₂ US₂ ⸢pu-lu-uk⸣and for 1 man, the length is “emuluk’e23.
17⸢IM.DU₃.A⸣ 1 [KUŠ₃] DAGAL 1 KUŠ₃ SUKUD 15 GIN₂ EŠ₂.GAR₃ a-na 1 LU₂ US₂ pu-lu-uk“The ešumtu-house is 1 [cubit wide,] 1 cubit high, 15 shekels. The length is given to 1 man.
18... 12 ŠU.SI AN12 fingers of Mars
19... A ... i-na U₄ 1.KAM za-x EN.NAMfrom the family on the 1st day, what is the matter?
20[u₃ a-na 1 LU₂] US₂ pu-lu-ukand for 1 man, the length is given.

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