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CCT 3, 49, BM 113561 (P358627)

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

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DesignationCCT 3, 49, BM 113561
IDP358627
Museum no.BM 113561
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
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-szur3to Puzur-Assur
2qi2-bi4-ma um-ma i-ku-pi3-a-maSpeak, thus Ikupia:
3a-du-um _uruda_-i-ka3 a-nauntil your copper to
4sza be-la2-tim a-na-ku u3 {d}iszkur-s,u2-lu-liof the lordship I and Adad-ṣululi
5ni-isz-pu-ur-mawe wrote, and
6ki-ma zu ur be li xLike a dog ...
7ha-ra-na-tim u2-ka3-lu-nimthey will hold the haranātum offerings.
8a-la2-kam / la2 im-tu3-u2-nimIt is the ala drum, it has ceased.
9a-na _ansze hi-a_ a-s,e2-erto the donkeys of the harvest
10i3-li2-we-da-ku / asz-ta-par2I have written to Ilī-wedakku.
11szu-ma _ansze la2_ usz-te2-ri-amIf a donkey deficit has returned
12i-a-u2-tum-ma _ansze-hi-a_I, and the donkeys
13su2-ri li-id-ni-nu-mamay he give to us, and
14i-a-u2-tim-ma _ansze-hi-a_a donkey
reverse
1e-ma-ad 4(u) 5(disz)? _tug2_ ku-ta-ni45(?) kutānu-garments
2{d}iszkur-s,u2-lu-li e-zi-ba-amIškur-ṣululi, the exorcist
3pa2-ni-ti2 mu-e-er-ti2(Sum) My face is a flood, my face is an earthquake (Akk) I am a storm, I am an earthquake
4mu-e-er-tim sza isz-tu3the dowry which from
5_mu 3(disz)-sze3_ / i-ba-szi sza ku-nu-ku-ka3-nifor 3 years there is of your seal
6i-ba-szi2 sza ku-nu-uk / be-la2-timthere is of the seal of the lord.
7a-s,e2-er pu-szu-ke-en6 i-ba-szi2There is a wadi of pušu.
8ku-nu-ku sza ki-ma ku-a-ti a-s,e2-erThe kunukku-vessel, which is like a knuckle, is to be seen.
9szu-esz18-dar la2-ap2-tu3-ni _sza3-ba_Šū-Ishtar, his slave, is in it.
102(disz) _tug2 hi-a_ sze2-ni-a-tum la la-ap-tu32 šenītu-garments, not opened,
11um-ma {d}iszkur-s,u2-lu-li-mathus Adad-ṣululi:
12wa-wa-li sza puzur4-su2-en6wawali of Puzur-Suen,
13i-di2-na-szu-nu a-hi a-tahe gave to them, brother of father
14be-li2 a-ta szu-maMy lord, what is this?
15te2-er-ti2 i-la2-ak uz2-ni(Sum) He goes to the extispicy (Akk) He goes to the office of exorcist
left
1pi2-te3 / szu-ma _tug2 hi-[a] sag10#_-tumRelease / he, the good garments
2i-ba-szi2 ha-ra-num#? [x (x)]-x-ni-maThere is Haranum
3lu-sze2-ri-bu-[ni]-szu-nulet me make them enter.

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