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CCT 4, 33, BM 113349 (P358691)

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

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DesignationCCT 4, 33, BM 113349
IDP358691
Museum no.BM 113349
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
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
1a-na i-di2-a-szur# [puzur4-a-szur]To Iddin-Assur, Puzur-A[ssur]
2u3 en-nam-a-szur# [qi2-bi4-ma]and Ennam-Assur, speak!
3a-na puzur4-a-szur qi2-bi4-maSpeak to Puzriš-Assur:
4um-ma ku-lu-ma-a-ma i-naThus Kulumaya: in
51(u) 6(disz) _tug2 hi-a_ sza pa2-zu-ur-tim16 garments of pomegranates,
6sza sze2-ep / a-szur-ba-asz2-ti2of the šēp of Assur-bašti,
73(disz) _tug2_ i-na bu-ru-usz-ha-tim3 garments from Burušḫatum
8ta-di2-nu um-ma a-ta-mayou gave, thus (says) “Why
9szi2-im / _tug2_ i-pa2-ni-ka3 ah-sza-limthe price of the garment that you have chosen for you I have received.
10li-di2-na-ku-um um-malet him give to me, thus
11szu-ut-ma _uruda_ a-na s,i2-ti2-szuhe is, and copper for his life
12u2-sza-qi2-il5 mi3-mahe raised up, whatever
13u2-la2 i-di2-nam a-hi a-taIf he does not give (it), the brother from the water
14eb-ri a-ta szi2-ti2 szi2-im(Sum) The ebru priestess, from the water, the fate of the land (Akk) From the water of the river the fate
reverse
1_tug2 hi-a_-ti2-a / _ku3-babbar_ ku-nu-uk-maa garment of my own is sealed with silver and
2isz-ti2 / a-li-ki-im pa2-ni-e-maFrom the front of the city
3sze2-bi4-lam / u2-ra-amsend me!
4ma-la2 / szi2-im _tug2#_ ki-li-szu-nuas much as the price of their garments
5ga-ma-al-ka3 a-le-e“It is enough, alas!
61(u) 4(disz) _tug2_ sza i-na [ka3-ni-isz]14 garments, which in the kānish
7te2-zi-ba-ni-ma a-na-ku a-nayou will release me, and I to
8bu-za!-zu! e-zi-bu _igi_ en-um-a-szurexempted from taxes before Enum-Assur,
9_dumu_ szal2-ma-hi-im _igi_ a-[szur-x-x]son of Salmaḫum, before Assur-...
10_dumu_ a-ni-nim bu-za-[zu]son of Aninim, buzazu
11asz2-a-al-ma# [...]I asked and ...
12mi3-szu-um [...]What ...?
13a-na [...]to ...
14um-ma szu?-[ut-ma ...]Thus ...
15a-di2-szu-um [...]as far as ...
16x x ba ti2 x [...]... ...
left
1u2 a-na sze2-na lu-bu-szi2 pa2-s,i2-u2-timand to the šēnu-priestess, the pṣīhu-official,
2i-a-u2-tim a-s,e2-ri-ka3(Sum) I am the one who smite(?) your enemies (Akk) The one who destroys your enemies
3i-ta-na-pu-usz a-hi a-ta“Aḫi āta
4szi2-im _tug2_-ti2-a sze2-bi4-lamsend me the price of my garment!

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