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CUSAS 29, 002 (P449775)

Administrative, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCUSAS 29, 002
IDP449775
Museum no.CUNES 51-03-158
CollectionDepartment of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotDūr-Abī-ēšuḫ (mod. uncertain)

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_6(asz) sze gur_6 kor of barley
2_{gesz}ba-ri2-ga_ {d}marduk sza _zi-ga_a scepter of Marduk that is to be removed
3szi#-i-iq me-sze-qi2-im ra-aq-qi2-im“Finding out the rites, making the raqqīm-disease pass by,
4[a]-na# _erin2_ um-ma-tim {i7}si2-la-kuto the troops of the army of the Silāku canal
5u3# ib-ni-{d}mardukand Ibni-Marduk
6[a]-na# _szuku iti szu-numun-a lu2 1(disz)-e 1(barig) sze-e_for the šuku-allocation of the month “Shoot-of-the-Kidney-a-Lower-Man’, 1 man, 1 barig of barley
7_sza2 sze-e i3-dub_ kar-{d}na-bi-um{ki}of barley, the depot of Kar-Nabium
8i-nu-ma bi-ir-tamwhen a wife
9i-na kar-{d}na-bi-um{ki} usz-buin Kar-Nabium he settled.
10in-na-ad-nu-szu-nu-szi-imhe gave to them
11nam-har-ti {disz}ib-ni-{d}marduk _ugula gidri_Received by Ibni-Marduk, the overseer of the scepter.
12{disz}ARAD-ku-bi _nu-banda3_Urad-Kūbe, the overseer
13u3 ta-ri-ba-tum _dumu e2#-dub#-ba#-a#_and Tarībatum, son of the scribal school
14i#-na# _sze-ba_ u3 ne-eb-re-timfrom the barley and the rations
15ih#-ha-ar-ra-as,he shall redeem
reverse
1($ blank space $) _zi-ga_booked out
2_nig2#-szu_ a-wi-il-{d}utuproperty of Awīl-šamaš
3{disz}in-bi-i3-li2-szuInbi-ilišu
4[u3 _sza3]-tam#-mesz_ tap-pe2-szu-nuand the interiors of their companions
5_gir3_ a-bu-um-wa-qar _dumu_ a#-hu-um-wa-qar#via Abūm-waqar, son of Aḫum-awaqar
6u3 {d}na-bi-um-mu-sza-lim _masz2-[szu]-gid2#-gid2#_and Nabium-mušallim, the diviner
7_dumu_ im#-gur#-{d}suen#son of Imgur-Sin
8_iti szu-numun-a u4# 2(disz)-kam#The month of Dumuzi, the day 2
9_mu_ a-bi-e#-szu#-uh# _lugal-e# [{d}]nanna en giskim-ti#-[la]-ni#-sze3# szu#-[nir] gal#-[gal]-la# ku3#-sig17# ku3-babbar-[ra] a mu#-na-ru_year: “Abī-ešuḫ, the king, for Nanna the lord of his trust a great s&cratch of gold and silver he dedicated it.
seal 1
1ib-ni-{d}marduk#Ibni-Marduk
2_dumu_ na-ka-[rum]son of Nakarum
3_ARAD_ {d}i#-[szum]servant of Išum
seal 2
1ta-ri-ba-tumTarībatum

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