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Subastas Durán - Ifergan 875304 (unpub.) (P500165)

Administrative, Ur III, Girsu · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE

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DesignationSubastas Durán - Ifergan 875304 (unpub.)
IDP500165
Museum no.Ifergan 1
Collectionprivate: Ifergan Gallery (antiquarian), Málaga, Spain
LanguageSumerian
PeriodUr III · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotGirsu (mod. Tello)
Coordinates31.5591, 46.1776

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)
o i
11(diš) lu₂-{d}na-ru₂-a dumu geme₂-{d}lamma geme₂ kar-ke₄1 Lu-Narua, son of Geme-Lamma, female slave of Kar-ke
21(diš) ur-ki-gu-la šu-ku₆1 Ur-kigula, fisherman
31(diš) šul-lul nu-{geš}kiri₆1 Šullul, gardener
41(diš) ur-{d}hendur-sag nar1: Ur-Ḫendursag, the musician
5gir₂-su{ki}tafrom Girsu
6giri₃ a-bu-nivia Abuni
71(diš) ur-{d}nin-geš-zi-da dumu geme₂-ba uš-bar1 Ur-Ningešzida, son of Gemeba, weaver
81(diš) ur-{d}ba-ba₆ gala1 Ur-Baba, the gala-priest
91(diš) lugal-nigin₆{ki}še₃1: Lugal-Nigin
10mu lu₂-{d}en-ki-še₃year: “Lu-Enki
11ki lugal-pa-e₃from Lugal-pa’e
121(diš) ab-ba-kal-la aga₃-us₂ šabra-ta1 Abbakala, soldier from the chief household manager
13mu {d}utu-kalam-e-še₃year: “Šamaš-kalam-eše’
14ki ur-sa₆-ga {lu₂}lungafrom Ur-saga, the brewer
o ii
11(diš) nig₂-{d}[ba-ba₆ e₂ ur-{d}utu]1 Nig-Baba, house of Ur-Utu
21(diš) ba-sa₆-ga dumu {d}[nin-mar{ki]}ka lu₂-azlag₂1 Basaga, son of Ninmar, the fuller
31/2(diš) ur-{d}nin-mar{ki} tur1/2 (workman): Ur-Ninmar, small.
41(diš) ur-{d}nin-nisi1 Ur-Ninnisi,
51/2(diš) ur-{d}ba-ba₆ šeš-a-ni1/2 (workman): Ur-Baba, his brother
61(diš) lu₂-{d}na-ru₂-a zi₃-IL₂1 Lu-Narua, porter of flour.
7libir-am₃of the old
81(diš) ur-{d}nin-geš-zi-da lu₂-azlag₂1 Ur-Ningešzida, the fuller
91(diš) nig₂-{d}ba-ba₆ lu₂-azlag₂ dumu ur-{d}nin-geš-zi-da1: Nig-Baba, the fuller, son of Ur-Ningesvzida
10mu giri₃-ni-i₃-sa₆-še₃year: “Girini-isaš.
11ki ur₃-re-ba-du₇the place of Ur-rebadu
121(diš) nam-tar-eb₂-gu-ul dumu a-tu1: Namtar-ebgul, son of Atu
r i
11(diš) lu₂-{d}nin-šubur bahar₂ dumu ba-sa₆-ga1: Lu-Ninšubur, potter, son of Basaga
2ugula ur-ki-gu-laforeman: Urkigula;
31(diš) ur-{d}hendur-sag dumu lu₂-{d}ba-ba₆1: Ur-Ḫendursag, son of Lu-Baba;
4ki lugal-ezemfrom Lugal-ezem
51(diš) ur-{d}da-mu ad-kup₄1: Ur-Damu, the smith
6ugula lu₂-{d}nin-gir₂-su dumu ba-ziforeman: Lu-Ningirsu, son of Bazi;
71(diš) ur-{d}igi-zi-bar-ra1: Ur-Igizibara
8nu-banda₃ ur-{d}nanšethe overseer: Ur-Nanše
91(diš) {d}na-du₃-a-igi-du muhaldim1: Nadu-aigidu, the cook;
101(diš) giri₃-ni-i₃-dab₅ ARAD₂ ur-ab-baGirini-idab, servant of Ur-abba.
111(diš) ur-{d}ba-ba₆ ad-kup₄1: Ur-Baba, the smith;
12ugula da-da-a-niforeman: Dadani;
131(diš) ur-{d}ig-alim [dam-gar₃]1: Ur-Igalim, the merchant
141(diš) ku₃-{d}nanna [dumu] ⸢uri₅⸣{[ki]}1 Ku-Nanna, citizen of Ur
151(diš) ur-{⸢d⸣}[ba-ba₆ dumu ur-mes]1 Ur-Ešaba, son of Ur-mes
r ii
1{geš}tukul-e dab₅-⸢ba⸣-meThey are seized by weapons
2giri₃ lu₂-{d}na-ru₂-avia Lu-Narua;
3u₃ ur-{d}ba-ba₆and Ur-Baba
41(diš) lu₂-{d}inana ad-kup₄1 Lu-Inana, the smith,
5ugula lu₂-dingir-raforeman: Lu-dingira;
61(diš) ur-{d}dam-gal-nun-ka1 Ur-Damgalnunka
71(diš) nin-ki-ur₅-sa₆1: Nin-kursa
81(diš) ša₃-ga-na geme₂1 Šagana, female worker
91(diš) geme₂-{d}ba-ba₆1: Geme-Baba,
10he₂-dab₅-memay they be seized.
11ugula lugal-me-lam₂foreman: Lugal-melam;
121(diš) ur-{d}ig-alim ad-kup₄ ugula lugal-ušumgal1: Ur-Igalim the smith, foreman: Lugal-ušumgal
131(diš) lu₂-{d}nin-gir₂-su nagar1: Lu-Ningirsu, the carpenter
14šu+nigin₂ 2(u) 7(diš) guruš 2(diš) a₂ 1/2(diš) 3(diš) geme₂total: 27 male laborers, 2 1/2 laborers and 3 female laborers
15he₂-dab₅-memay they be seized.
16šu+nigin₂ 2(diš) guruš lu₂ didlitotal: 2 male laborers, many men
17e₂-kikken₂-a gub-bastationed at the mill,
18ša₃ sag-da-na{ki}in Sagdana
19u₄ 2(u) 8(diš)-kam28th day
20iti munu₄-gu₇month: “Malt-feast,’
21mu en {d}nanna kar-zi-da ba-hunyear: “The en-priestess of Nanna of Karzida was installed.‭

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