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Fs Alp 64 (P360797)

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

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DesignationFs Alp 64
IDP360797
Museum no.AMM —
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotKanesh (mod. Kültepe)
Coordinates38.8517, 35.6365

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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
1i-na ma-ti2-ka3 / eb-lu-umIn your land the Eblum
2si2-ka3-tum / mi3-ma hu-lu-qa2-eThe sikātu-vessel - what is destroyed?
3sza _dumu_ a-szur la2 i-ba-szi2-u2of the son of Assur there are none
4szu-ma hu-lu-qa2-u2-umIf he is a robber
5i-na ma-ti2-ka3 i-ta-ab2-szi2in your land he has taken
6lu ta-sze2-e-u2-ma / luor you will bring, or
7tu3-ta-ru-ni-a-ti2-ni / szu-mayou will return to me, that is
8da-mu / i-na ma-ti2-ka3My blood in your land
9i-ta-ab-szi2 / di2-i-ki“He has seized your judgment,
10lu ta-du-nu-ni-a-ti2-mayou gave me, and
11lu ni-du-ku a-ki-di2-iMay we kill the Akidi!
12la tu3-sze2-la2-ni / szu-mado not bring me out! That is it!
13a-na ma-ti2-ka3 / e-ti2-qu2-nimto your land they have passed,
14lu ta-du-nu-ni-a-ti2-mayou gave me, and
15lu ni-du-ku / mi3-maLet us go! What
16la2 te2-ri-szu-ni-a-ti2-nido not return to me!
17ki-ma a-bi-ka3-malike your father
18i-na e-li-timin the upper
reverse
1e-li-tim 1(u) 2(disz) _gin2-ta_above 12 shekels each
2_an-na_ / ta-la2-qe2 / i-nayou will take the tin.
3wa-ri-ti2-im 1(disz) 1/4(disz) _gin2-ta ku3-babbar_the debt note: 1 1/4 shekels each of silver
4i-na e-ma-ri-imat dawn
5ki-ma a-bi-ka3 / ta-ka3-allike your father you will hold.
6wa-at-ra-am / mi3-ma“What is it that I have done?
7la2 ta-la2-qe2 / szu-ma nu-ku-ur-tumYou will not take (it). If a nukurtu-demon
8ma-a / e-la2-tum la2 i-la2-kam“The upper one is not mine,’
95(disz) _ma-na an-na_ isz-tu35 minas of tin from
10ha-hi-im u2-sze2-bu-lu-ni-ku-umhe brought to you the rebels.
11a-na a-szur a-na {d}iszkurto Assur, to Adad
12a-na er!-s,i2-tim u3 e-t,a2-meto the earth and the people
13sza a-bi-szu / qa2-su2of his father, his hand
14i-szi2 / pa2-szu-ur-szu(Sum) He is the one who reveals his face (Akk) The one who sees his face
15u2 ku-si2-szu i-ba-la-ka3-at-ru!-qa2!-amand his sandals he shall remove
16u3 ka3-su2 u2-ma-li-maand his mouth he filled, and
17it-bu-uk um-ma ru-ba-u2-um-mahe swore, thus (says) the governor:
18x ZU i ma...;
19as-li-maI went, and
20u3-sa3-pi3-hi-nihe has imposed upon him,
left
1um-ma szu-nu-ma szu-mathus they: he:
2ma-mi3-it-ku-nu ni-na-di2we will give to you.
3da-ma-ni ki-ma ka3-si2-imhis father like a cupbearer,
4lu ta-bi-ikmay it be smashed.

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