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BATSH 9, 078 (P417789)

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

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DesignationBATSH 9, 078
IDP417789
Museum no.NMSDeZ 03364
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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
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150 IKU 1 [šu-ši ANŠE ŠE-šu]50 iku
21 ANŠE 3 BAN₂-TA.AM₃ [it]-⸢tal⸣-ka {m}{d}30SAG]1 homer 3 seahs pro (ikû). When you arrive, Sin-adad
31 ME IKU 1 ME 20+5 ⸢ANŠE⸣ [ŠE-šu]100 iku
42 ANŠE 2 BAN₂ 4 SILA₃ KIMIN {m}re-ma-[ni-{d}IŠKUR]2 homers 2 seahs 4 qû ditto, Remanni-Adad
51 ME IKU 1 ME 5 ⸢ANŠE⸣ [ŠE-šu]100 iku
61 ANŠE 4 SILA₃ KIMIN {m}{d}MAR.⸢TU⸣-[MU-le-šir₃]1 homer 4 qû ditto, Amurru-eṭir-šumu-lēsvir
71 ME IKU 92 ⸢ANŠE⸣ [ŠE-šu]100 ikû
89 BAN₂ 2 SILA₃-TA.AM₃ {m}{d}30⸢le⸣-[i]9 seahs 2 qû each, Sin-le’i;
9ŠU.NIGIN₂ 3 ME 50 IKU 3 ME 87 ⸢ANŠE⸣ [ŠE-šu]A total of 350 ikû 387 ēru-houses, received
101 ANŠE 1 BAN₂ 1 SILA₃-TA.AM₃ it-tal-⸢ka⸣1 homer 1 seah 1 qû each it came out.
11pi-šer₃-ti ka-ru-e ma-di-⸢id⸣Account of the merchant, Madi-E3
b.e.
12i+na ŠA₃ ŠE [an]-⸢ni⸣-eFrom the hand of Anu-emanu
133 ⸢ME⸣ 50 IKU] a-ra-⸢še⸣3 eše3 fields, 50 iku
143 BAN₂-TA.AM₃ [i]-za-ru 64 ANŠE 8 BAN₂ ŠE64 homers 8 seahs of barley is surplus.
r
15KURUM₆{at} 24 GU₄-MEŠ [ik-kar-te] ⸢ša⸣ 12 {giš}APIN-MEŠration of 24 oxen, ploughed, 12 ploughs
16ša 6 ITI U₄-MEŠ 1 1/2 SILA₃-⸢TA.AM₃⸣ e-ku-luFor 6 months they will eat 1 1/2 qû each.
1751 ANŠE 6 SILA₃ i+na {[giš]}BAN₂ hi-bur-ni KURUM₆{at} ši-luh-li51 homers 6 litres (measured) by the seah of the hiburnu-house, ration of the dependants.
18ša 12 ITI U₄-MEŠ 18 ANŠE ŠE a-na ta-kul₂-⸢te⸣For 12 months 18 donkeys are rented for the takultê-festival
19ta-di-in [...] i+na ZA-ab-bit-taIt is given ... in the ZA-abbbitta.
20ŠU.NIGIN₂ 3 ME ⸢ANŠE⸣ 7 BAN₂ 4 SILA₃ ŠE tal-pi₂-tuA total of 300 e22anšu-houses. 7 seahs 4 qû, surplus.
2184 ⸢ANŠE⸣ [...] ⸢re⸣-hu-tu i+na kar-me a-na šu-mi-la ⸢ta⸣-[bi-ik]84 ēšû-house(s) ... rēḫutu-houses at the quay to be taken out.
22a-di hu-ṣa-ni-šu ⸢ta-din⸣ ga-mur {iri}BAD₃-kat-li-muas far as Ḫuṣanīšu he gave. Total of Dūkat-Limu.
231 ME IKU 1 ME 18 ANŠE ŠE-šu100 ikû 118 homers is its wage
241 ANŠE 1 BAN₂ 8 SILA₃-TA.AM₃ it-tal-ka {m}qa-bu-du GAL {⸢lu₂⸣}[ENGAR-MEŠ]1 homer 1 seah 8 qû pro (iku) came. Qabudu chief of the farmers
25i+na ŠA₃ ŠE an-ni-e 30 ANŠE ša 1 ME IKU a-ra-šeFrom this amount, 30 homers is for cultivating 100 ikû.
263 BAN₂-TA.AM₃ i-za-ru 16 ANŠE 2 BAN₂ KURUM₆ 6 ⸢GU₄⸣-[MEŠ]16 homers 2 seahs ration of 6 oxen herdsmen
27ša 3 SILA₃-TA.AM₃ ša 6 ITI U₄-MEŠ 1 1/2 SILA₃-TA.AM₃ [e-ku-lu]They will eat 1 1/2 qû each for 6 months.
2812 ANŠE 8 BAN₂ 6 SILA₃ KURUM₆{at} ši-luh-li ⸢ta⸣-[din]12 homers 8 seahs 6 qû ration of the šiluḫlu-priests of the steppe
2911 ANŠE a-na ra-hi-ṣi a-na nu-su-uh-te ⸢x⸣ [...]11 homers for the raḫišu-festival for the nusuhtu (festival)
30ta-di-in [...] nu-ZA-at ta-[...]You give ...
t.e.
31ŠU.NIGIN₂ 67 ANŠE ŠE tal-pi-tu 45 ⸢ANŠE⸣ [ŠE re-eh-tu]A total of 67 homers, deficit. 45 house-boats, surplus.
32a-di hu-ṣa-ni-⸢šu⸣ [ta-din ga]-⸢mur⸣ a-na ⸢x⸣ [...]until Ḫuṣani-ešû is given. I want to go out to ...
33SUMUN-MEŠ ⸢x⸣ [...]Old ...
34{iti}hi-bur U₄ 20KAM₂ li-muMonth Hibur, 20th day, eponymy of Nabû-šarru-uṣur.
l.e.
35{m}{d}a-šur-da-a-anAšur-dan

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