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AKT 11b, 205 (P390602)

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

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DesignationAKT 11b, 205
IDP390602
Museum no.AMM 001-287-92
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Assyrian · c. 1950 BCE–1850 BCE
GenreJudicial
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
1a-szur3-i-mi3-ti2 _dumu_ szu-esz18-darAssur-imittī, son of Šu-Ishtar
2a-szur3-na-s,i2-ir e-pu-ulAssur-nāṣir built.
3um-ma a-szur3-i-mi3-ti2-ma _dumu_ me-timThus Assur-imittī, son of Metim
4a-na-ku ta-li-kam-ma am-ti2I am the one who came to me and
5u2 ur-di2 tak2-ta2-a-ma a-na ka3-ri-imand urdu-plant you have gathered, and to the quay
6ni-li-ik-ma t,up-pa2-am sza a-lim{ki}we went and the tablet of the city
7_igi_ ka3-ri-im ka3-ni-isz _dumu gal_ asz2-ku-mabefore Karim, Kaniš, the great son I sat down and
8um-ma a-na-ku-ma _dumu_ me-tim a-na-kuthus I: “I am a son of water, I
9la2 tu3-ba-e-ri lu t,up-pa2-am sza ku-nu-ukDo not abandon it! May it be a tablet that is sealed.
10a-bi4-a tu3-ka3-al lu t,up-pa2-amYour father, may it be a tablet.
11sza a-lim{ki} sza ki-ma a-li-ikof the city, which like a caravan
12pa2-ni-ka3 um-me-a-nu a-bi4-aBefore you, the mother of the father,
13a-na ka3-ri-im ub-lu-ni-ni-mabrought to the quay, and
14_ku3-babbar_-pi2-szu-nu il5-qe2-u2-nitheir silver he took
15u2 a-ta lu t,up-pa2-amor a tablet
16ha-ar-ma-am sza ku-nu-ukthe ḫarmām of the sealed document
17a-bi4-a lu t,up-pa2-amMay my father be a tablet!
18sza a-lim{ki}of the city
reverse
1sza 1(u) 6(disz) _ma-na ku3-babbar_of 16 minas of silver
2tu3-ka3-al a-na ka3-ri-imyou will hold. To the quay
3bi4-lam-ma ka3-ra-am“Bilamma, the kalāma,
4sza-asz2-me-ma i-na sza-ha-ti2-a“Speak to me, and in my wrath
5i-zi-iz-ma a-li _ku3-babbar_-ap2he stood, and where the silver
6a-bi4-a szu-esz18-dar i-ba-szi2-u2The father is Shu-Ištar.
7lu nu-sza-asz2-qi2-il5-ma a-na ba-a-ba-atwe shall make it clear to the king, my lord.
8_ku3-ki_-s,i2-ni _ku3-babbar_ lu ni-zu-uz2may the silver be weighed out.
9tap-pa2-ka3 a-na-ku a-ta a-naI am your companion. Why to
10ka3-ri-im isz-ti2-e-ma di2-in(Sum) It is the kalû-demon, judge with me (Akk) Judge with me
11tam2-ka3-ru-tim te2-te2-ri-isz“You have recited the tamkarûtu-prayer.‭
12a-na di2-in tam2-ka3-ru-timto the judge of the tamkarūtu-priests
13la2 ta-ra-di2-a-ni u2 i-di2-timDo not abandon me, and I will die!
14la2 tu3-sza-a-la2-ni gam2-ra-amDo not abandon me! It is a crime!
15ma-da-am la2 tu3-sza-ag-ma-ra-niDo not send me a land!
16si2-ki la2 tu3-ka3-alyou will not tie the wool.
17[a]-ma-la2 di2-in ka3-ri-im“Alā, the judge of the quay
18ku-tu3-a-ti2-aof Kutuatia
left
1u2-sze2-ra-am szi2-bu-tumhe brought in the šībûtum-disease,

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