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KTS 1, 20 (P360031)

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

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DesignationKTS 1, 20
IDP360031
Museum no.Ist Ka 0005
CollectionArkeoloji Müzeleri, Istanbul, Turkey
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
1um-ma im-di2-dingir-[ma a-na]Thus Imdi-ilum: to
2a-mur-dingir [qi2-bi-ma ...]Amur-ilī, say ...
3me-et [x ...]Dead ...
4a-na pu-[...]to ...
5lu a-szur#-[...]May Assur-
6lu a-na [...]or to
7_dumu_ a-[... a-na]son of ... to
8szi2-a-ma#-[tim ...]... fates ...
9i-di2#? [...]... the road(?)
10_tug2 [hi-a_ ...]... textiles
11_ku3-[babbar_ ...]the silver ...
12ma#-[...]... ...
reverse
1'[x x] la2 a-[...]... not ...
2'lu a-na szi2-a-ma-[tim lu a-na]either to the fates or to
3'qi2-ip-tim i-di2-szu#-[nu x x]the qiptu with them ...
4'lu-qu2-tam2 sza sze2-ep [...-x]The luxuriant one, who ...
5'isz-tu3 _e2-gal_-limfrom the palace
6'u2-nu-tum u2-ra-da-ni a-ma-la2(Sum) The utensils that he brought to me, I will fill (Akk) The equipment that I brought to you, I shall fill
7'te2-er-ti2-a lu-qu2-tam2 mi3-ma(Sum) It is the tērtiŋa prayer of the luqutam priestess (Akk) The treasury, the luxuriance of everything
8'la2 ta-ka3-la2 i-na {d}utu-sziyou will not hold. In Utu’s
9'u2-nu-tum u2-ra-da-ni a-na bu-ru-usz-ha-timhe will return the equipment to Burušḫatum.
10'a-s,e2-er i-ku-pi3-athe field Ikupia
11'_dumu_ szu-a-nim u3 sza ki-ma ku-a-ti2the son of that man and that as a gift
12'sze2-bi4-il5-ma a-na i-ta-at,-limsend, and to Itaṭlim
13'i-di2-nu la2 u2-szu-ru la2 i-qi2-puThey will not give back, they will not reopen (the case).
14'a-di2 _ku3-babbar_ e-ru-bu _an-na_together with the silver he entered, the tin
15'u3 _tug2 hi-a la2_ u2-szu-ru _ku3-babbar_and the rest of the garments he shall return. The silver
16'le-ru-ub-ma _an-na_ u3 _tug2 hi-a_may he enter, and the tin and the clothing
17'lu-s,u2 a-ta i-na ka3-ni-isz“Let me go out, at the sealing of this tablet.
18'szi2-ib-ma / a-di2“Be present, until
19'sza e-nu-be-lim za-ki _ku3-babbar_of Enū-bēlu, the seller of the silver
20'i-na qa2-ti2-a u2-la2 i-ba-szi2in my hand there is none,
21'a-mi3-sza-am ka3-la2-maall of it,
22'a-ta-ab2-kam _ku3-babbar_ [ma-la2] qa2-at#-[ka3]I have taken. The silver is equal to the amount of your hand.
left
1i-ka3-szu-du pa2-nim-mahe will be able to reach, and
2sze2-bi4-lam [_ku3-babbar_] im-t,i2# [(...)]Send me the silver! ...

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