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RIME 4.06.12.01, ex. 01 (P448227)

Official or display, Old Babylonian, Mari · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRIME 4.06.12.01, ex. 01
IDP448227
Museum no.NMSA —
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Aleppo, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotMari (mod. Tell Hariri)
Coordinates34.5504, 40.8887

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
1'da#-[aw-da-a-am]Awdam
2'[sza] isz-me#-[{d}da-gan]of Išme-Dagan
3'_lugal# e2-[gal_-la-tim]king of the palaces
4'[i-na kur]-da#[{ki} i-du-ku]in Kurda they killed
5'[...]
6'[...] x [...]
7'[... kur]-da{ki}... of Kurda
8'[i-na na-ba]-al-ka-ti _kur_-i {d}saggar2on the mountain passes of Saggar
9'[it-ti um]-ma-a-at _aga-us2_ ra-ma-ni-szuwith the army of his own soldier
10'[u3 n] me-tim ha-na il-li-ik#-[ma]and n me-time he went, and
11'[da]-aw#-da-a-am i-du-uk#he killed the enemy.
12'[u3] bu#-ul-szu u2-te-ra-am#and returned his livestock.
13'[n me]-tim da-aw-da-a-am [i-du-uk]n hundred battles he defeated.
14'[n] li#-mi _ab2-hi-a_ 3(u) li-[mi _udu-hi-a_]n thousand cows, 30 thousand sheep
15'[i-na] _ka2# e2-gal_-la-tim{ki}-[ma]at the gate of the palace of Latium
16'[_lu2]-mesz#_ su-hu-u2{ki} u2-te-[lu-u2]the people of Suḫû raised up
17'[n] li#-im 2(disz) me-tim 1(disz) szu-szin thousand 2 hundred 1 hundred
18'[da]-aw#-da-a-amAwdam
19'[sza] ia-as2-mah-{d}iszkur#of Yasmaḫ-Addu
20'[i-na] ti-iz-ra-ah{ki} i-du-[uk]in Tizrah he killed
21'[n] me#-tim na-ak-rum sza _sag#_n hundred weapons of the head
22'_lugal# ka2-dingir-ra{[ki]}_king of Babylon
23'[a]-na# _ka2-dingir-ra{ki}_ i-[tu-ur2]to Babylon returned
24'[i-na] ta-ia-ar-ti-[szu-nu]on their return march
25'[a-di ...]{ki} ih-szi-[i-ma]as far as ... he conquered and
26'[im]-hu#-ur-szu-nu-ti-[ma]he approached them, and
27'[n me-tim] s,a-ba-am i-du#-[uk]he killed n me-times.
28'[...] ti-il-mu-un#... life

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