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TCBI 2/1, 56 (P382065)

Administrative, Old Akkadian, Isin · c. 2340 BCE–2200 BCE

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DesignationTCBI 2/1, 56
IDP382065
Museum no.BdI 2, 021
CollectionBanca d'Italia, Rome, Italy
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Akkadian · c. 2340 BCE–2200 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotIsin (mod. Bahriyat)
Coordinates31.8852, 45.2688

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
11(asz@c) za3-mu szandana#1 aš-c-(worker), Zamu, šandana
21(asz@c) ur-ab szandana#1 aš-c-(worker), Ur-ab, šandana
31(asz@c) ur-PA dub-sarUr-PA, the scribe
41(asz@c) be-li2-ur-sag1 Beli-ursag
5dub-sarscribe
61(asz@c) nam-mah-ni simug#1: Nammahni, the smith
71(asz@c) ur2-ra-ni ur-su41 Urrani, Ursu
8[1(asz@c)] lugal#-bara2# dumu-ni1: Lugal-bara, his son
91(asz@c) du#-du simug1 Dudu, the smith
101(asz@c) e2-li-li1 Elili
111(asz@c) lugal-gesz1 Lugal-geš
12dumu e2-kison of Eki,
131(asz@c) bar-ra-ni1 barrani
14[dumu] ur-abson of Ur-ab
reverse
11(asz@c) {d}en-lil2-la21: Enlila;
2lu2 sa12-du5the man who the chief surveyor
31(asz@c) lugal-har-an-ne21: Lugal-ḫar-ane
4dumu du-duson of Dudu
51(asz@c) za3-mu dumu sagix(|SILA3.SZU.GAB.A|)-mah1: Zamu, son of the cupbearer
61(asz@c) ad-da dumu du11-ga-ni1: Adda, son of Dugani
71(asz@c) lu2-dingir-ra1 Lu-dingira
8dumu a-kalam-eson of Akalam,
91(asz@c) gada-nig2-di dumu du-du1 aš-c-(worker), gada-nigdi, son of Dudu
10lu2-ki-inim-maWitnesses
11{gesz}kiri6 a-kalam-[e]the Akalam orchard
12inim#-bi al-[til]Its word is finished.
131(asz@c) szesz-lal3 sagix(|SILA3.SZU.GAB.A|)#-bi1 Šešlal, its cupbearer
left
1mu# lugal al-pa a#-bi# SIG4# ab-ta-de2The name of the king is “Alpa-priestess,' and its water is poured into the bricks.

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