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TTK 10 p. 461 (P361418)

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

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DesignationTTK 10 p. 461
IDP361418
Museum no.AMM 165-1714-64
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, 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
12/3(disz) _ma-na_ 5(disz) _gin2 ku3-babbar_2/3 mina 5 shekels of silver
2i-s,e2-er pu-li-na“The one who sees my face’s
3u3 wa-la2-wa-la2 a-szi2-ti2-szuand Walawala his wife
4bu-zu-zu u3 ma-nu-ki-a-szur3Buzuzu and Mannu-ki-Assur,
5i-szu-u2 isz-tu3 ha-mu-<usz>-timfrom Ḫamūštum
6sza a-szur3-i-di2 u3 szu-esz18-dar _iti 1(disz)-kam_of Assur-idi and Shu-Ishtar, 1st month,
7ma-hu-ri-li li-mu-umAhura-ili, eponymy of
8i3-li2-dan a-na sza-na-atIlī-dan for the second
9i-nu-mi3 ru-ba-um i-naWhen the prince in
10_e2_ ni-pa2-asthe house of Nipas
11u2-s,i2-a-ni i-sza-qu2-lu szu-mathey will feed me, and he
12la2 isz-qu2-lu ki-madid not pluck up like
13a-wa-at ka3-ni-iszthe word of Kaniš
14s,i2-ib-tam2 u2-s,u2-bu(Sum) The ṣibtu-priestess is the one who brings in abundance (Akk) They bring in abundance
15mu-za a-ma-su2your name is Amasu
16zi-it-wa-an _ARAD2_-su2Zitwan, his servant
17ka3-na-na zi-a u3In his true gate, and
18_e2_-su2 e-ru-ba-tumhis house he entered
19_igi_ i-di2-esz18-darbefore Iddin-ištar
20_igi_ ka3-lu-lubefore Kalulu
21_igi_ ku-za-za a-szi2-ti2-szubefore Kuzaza, his wife
22_igi_ zu-la2 _igi_ ha-nubefore Zula, before Hanu
23_igi_ ku-la2-na-la2before Kulanala
1_kiszib3_ pu-li-na _kiszib3_ wa-la2-wa-la2seal of Pulina, seal of Walawala
2a-szi2-ti2-szu _kiszib3_ ka3-lu-luhis wife under seal of Kalulu
3_kiszib3_ zu-la2 _kiszib3_ i-di2-esz18-darseal of Zula, seal of Iddin-Ištar
4_kiszib3_ ha-nu _kiszib3_ ku-la2-na-la2seal of Hanu, seal of Kulanala
52/3(disz) _ma-na_ 5(disz) _gin2 ku3-babbar_ i-s,e2-er2/3 mina 5 shekels of silver he shall weigh out.
6pu-li-na u3 wa-la2-wa-la2Pulina and Walawala
7bu-za-zu-um u3 ma-nu-ki-a-szurBuzzûm and Mannu-kī-Assur,
8i-szu-u2he has
9isz-tu3 ha-mu-usz-timfrom Ḫamuštum
10sza a-szur-i-di2 u3 szu-esz18-darof Assur-idi and Shu-Ištar,
11[_iti]-kam_ ma-hu-ri-liThe month of Ahurilu,
12li#-mu-um i3-li2-[dan]eponymy of Ilī-dan.
13a-na sza-na-atto another
14i-nu-mi3 ru-ba-um i-na _e2_when the governor in the house
15ni-pa2-as u2-s,i2-a-niwe went out,
16_ku3-babbar_ i-sza-qu2-lu szu-ma la2 isz-qu2-luthe silver they shall weigh out; if they do not weigh out
17ki-ma a-wa-at ka3-ni-iszlike the word of a sealed document
18s,i2-ib-tam2 u2-s,u2-bu(Sum) The ṣibtu-priestess is the one who brings in abundance (Akk) They bring in abundance
19mu-za a-ma-su2 zi-it-wa-anwhose name is Zitwan,
20_ARAD2_-su2 ga-na-na a-ha-su2his servant Ganana, his brother
21zi-a u3 _e2_-su2 e-ru-ba-tu3-szu-nuthe life and his house they entered,

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