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BATSH 9, 074 (P417785)

Administrative, Middle Assyrian, Dur-Katlimmu · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationBATSH 9, 074
IDP417785
Museum no.NMSDeZ 02507
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Der-ez-Zor, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotDur-Katlimmu (mod. Tall Shekh Hamad)
Coordinates35.6463, 40.7436

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.

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188 ANŠE še-am i+na {giš}BAN₂ SUMUN pi-šer₃-⸢ti⸣ [ka-ru-e]88 homers of barley, (measured) by the old seah, pišertītu-reed
2ma-di-id te-li-it BURU₁₄ ša 50 IKU šar-u₂Estimated yield of the harvest of 50 ikû field.
31 ANŠE 7 BAN₂ 6 SILA₃-TA.AM₃ it-tal-ka {m}{d}30SAG [GAL {lu₂}ENGAR-MEŠ]1 homer 7 seahs 6 litres pro (ikû). Sin-ašarēd chief of farmers
480 ANŠE 5 BAN₂ ŠE KIMIN ša 1 ME IKU 8 BAN₂ 1/2 <SILA₃>-TA.AM₃80 homers 5 seahs of barley, Ditto, of 100 ikû. 8 seah 1/2 <qa> each
5it-tal-ka {m}re-ma-ni-{d}IŠKUR GAL {lu₂}ENGAR-MEŠcame. Remanni-Adad chief of the farmers
636 ANŠE ŠE KIMIN ša 1 ME IKU 3 BAN₂ 6 SILA₃-TA.AM₃36 homers, grain-fed, ditto, of 100 ikû field. 3 seahs 6 qa each
7it-tal-ka {m}{d}MAR.TU-MU-le-šir₃ GAL {lu₂}ENGAR-MEŠcame. Amurru-šumu-lēsvir chief of the farmers
834 ANŠE ŠE KIMIN ša 1 ME IKU 3 BAN₂ 4 SILA₃-TA.AM₃34 homers, grain-fed, ditto, of 100 ikû. It amounted to 3 seahs 4 qa each.
9⸢it-tal-ka⸣ {m}ka-ri-it-ta GAL {lu₂}ENGAR-MEŠKaritta chief of the farmers
10[ŠU.NIGIN₂] 2 ME 38 ANŠE 5 BAN₂ i+na {giš}BAN₂ hi-bur-niA total of 238 homers 5 seahs, (measured) by the seah of the hiburnu-house
11⸢pi-šer₃-ti⸣ ka-ru-e ma-di-id te-li-it BURU₁₄The harvest of the barley-heaps was carried out.
12ša 3 ME 50 IKU 6 BAN₂ 8 SILA₃-TA.AM₃From 350 ikû field. It amounted to 6 seahs 8 qu[cf pro (iku)].
135 BAN₂ ŠE ut-ru i+na lib₃-bi ŠE an-ni-e5 seahs of barley, extispicy from this.
b.e.
141 ME 5 ANŠE ŠE.NUMUN ša 3 ME 50 IKU a-ra-še105 homers, seed for cultivating 350 ikû
153 BAN₂-TA.AM₃ i-za-ru 1 šu-ši 4 ANŠE 8 BAN₂ ŠEThey will pay 3 seahs pro (ikû).
16⸢KURUM₆⸣{at} 24 GU₄-MEŠ ik-kar-te ša 6 ITI U₄-MEŠ24 oxen are sacrificed for 6 months.
r
171 1/2 ⸢SILA₃⸣-TA.AM₃ i-ku-lu 5 ANŠE 4 BAN₂ KURUM₆ 2 GU₄-MEŠ5 homers 4 seahs ration of 2 oxen
18⸢ša⸣ {giš}APIN ša ŠE.I₃.GIŠ 75 ANŠE 2 BAN₂ 2 1/2 SILA₃ ŠEA plough of sesame. 75 homers 2 seahs 2 1/2 qû is the allocation.
19i+na {giš}BAN₂ hi-bur-ni a-na ši-luh-li ta-di-inIt was given in the seah of the hiburnu-house for the šiluḫlû-festival.
20ŠU.NIGIN₂ 2 ME 50 ANŠE 4 BAN₂ 2 1/2 SILA₃ a-di hu-ṣa-ni-šuA total of 250 homers 4 seahs 2 1/2 qû together with its huṣānu.
21ga-mur ta-di-in {iri}BAD₃-kat-li-mutotal, given to Dūr-Katlimmu.
221 ME IKU la-a i-ni-ṣi-id ša ŠU {m}qa-pu-di100 ikû he has not measured out, from the charge of Qapudu
23GAL {lu₂}ENGAR-MEŠ 1 šu-ši 6 ANŠE 4 BAN₂ 1 SILA₃ ŠEThe chief of the farmers: 6 homers 4 seahs 1 qû is the expenditure.
24i+na {e₂}kar-me ša ŠE SUMUN ša-im a-ṣa-me re-hatAt the granary of the old quay, the fresh water was poured.
25ša SUHUR {iri}a-sa-i-te na-aš₂-ra [ta-di]-inwhich is adjoining the city of Asātu, given as a gift.
26i+na lib₃-bi-šu 30 ANŠE ŠE a-na ŠE.NUMUN 16 ANŠE 2 BAN₂ ŠE a-na KURUM₆ GU₄-MEŠFrom it, 30 homers of barley for the seed-measure, 16 homer 2 seahs of beer for the ration of the oxen.
2720 ANŠE 2 BAN₂ 1 SILA₃ a-na KURUM₆{at} ši-luh-li ⸢ta⸣-[di]-in20 homers 2 seahs 1 qû for the ration of the šiluḫlu-priests from the eddin-house
28ša li-me {m}{d}a-šur-SUM-IBILA ta-⸢di-in⸣From the eponymy of Assur-nādin-aple.
29{iri}du-a-raof Duara
30{m}ma-su-ku {lu₂}qe-pu {m}iš-tu-10gab-bu DUB.SAR]Masuku, representative, Ištu-Adad-gabbu, scribe
t.e.
31{iti}hi-bur U₄ 20KAM₂ li-muMonth Hibur, 20th day, eponymy of Nabû-šarru-uṣur.
32{m}{d}a-šur-SUM-IBILA [DUMU LUGAL]Assurnasirpal, son of the king

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