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KTK 020 (P360872)

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

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DesignationKTK 020
IDP360872
Museum no.GMII 1544
CollectionPushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow, Russian Federation
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 ha-na#-na-ri-imto Hananarim
2i-tur4-dingir u3 a-szur3-ma-likItur-ilum and Assur-malik
3qi2-bi4-ma um-ma szu-esz18-dar-maSpeak, thus Šu-Ishtar:
4a-ba-u2-a be-lu-u2-a a-tu3-nuMy father, my lord, what have you done?
5a-na u4!-um e-t,a2-ri-imin the future
6i-na pa2-ni-ti2-ma i-nu-mi3before me, when
7t,up-pa-am sza ka3-ri-im asz2-me-u2I have heard the tablet of the karû-offering.
8a-na a-lu-la2-a _dumu_ szi2-ip-ri-imto Alulā son of Šiprium
9um-ma a-na-ku-ma ba-a-amThus (says) I:
10lu ni-iz-ku sza-ab2-t,a2-kuMay I be a nīzku-priestess,
11[u2?] t,up-pi3 a-lu-la2-a sza szi2-bi4-niand a tablet of Alulāya concerning the payment
12u2-ka3-al it-be-ma a-nahe will hold, and to
13sza-la2-ti2-wa-ar i-ta-la2-akŠalāti-war went,
14a-di2 u4-mi3-im a-ni-im wa-sza-abas long as he lives he shall reside.
15_ku3-babbar_-mi3-in a-li-bi-ni-mamy silver, to our city
16sza? ir-szu?-u2? u2 a-tu3-nuthat he/they(?) had established(?) and who(?) I did not
17ti2-ir-ta-ku-nu i-li-kamYour friendship is with me.
18zu#-ku-ma u2 al-kamZukû, come, and eat!
reverse
1a-na a-bi a-di2 u4-mi3-im#to father, as long as
2[a]-ni-im szu?-li?-a-ni [x x]this ... ...
3t,up-pa2-am sza# ka3#-ri-im#Tablet of the kalû-offering.
4[ub]-lu-nim um#-ma# a-na-ku-mahe brought me, thus I:
5[a]-la2#-ak [wa]-ar#-ki-ta-maI will go, I will smite, and
6[a]-na# _gal_ si2#-mi3#-il5#-ti2-im e-li-mato the great similtum he went up and
7um-ma a-na-ku-ma szi2-bu-tam4Thus (says) “I, the šibūtam-official:
8isz-pu-ru-nim a-ta-la2-aksent to me, I went
9i-na qa2-tim e-ri-timin the middle of the steppe
10a-la2-ak wa-ar-ki-ti2 a-la2-ni“I will go, after I go,
11sza ta-di2-na-ni ra-bi4-s,a-amthat you gave me, the great one,
12di2-in#-ma a-hi lu-sza-di2-inJudge, and I will make my brother submit.
13u2 szu#-ut-ma a-li-ikand that one I went.
14wa-ar-ki-ta-ma a-wa-tam2afterwards the word
15asz2-ti2-me um-ma szu-ut-ma a-di2-iThus (says) he: "Until
16isz-tu3 ka3-ni-isz i-tu3-ra-niafter he has returned,
17kam li-me-ra la2 a-pa2-tam2“The mouth of the līma-demon is not open—
18me-eh-ra#-tim sza-ma-timfirst-fruits of the year
19sza ru?-[x]-tu3-szu-niof his/her ...
20[x x]-tam2 x x x x... ...
left
1li-mu-ru-ma nu-ta-ir? u4?-ma-amMay they see, and the storm(?) will not return.
2ap2-la2-kum?-maI shall hold you, and

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