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CUSAS 40, 1098 (P515882)

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

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DesignationCUSAS 40, 1098
IDP515882
Museum no.IM —
LanguageSumerian
PeriodUr III · c. 2100 BCE–2000 BCE
GenreAdministrative
Find spotUmma (mod. Tell Jokha)
Coordinates31.6669, 45.8861

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
12(asz) 2(barig) sze gur mu zi3-da-sze32 gur 2 barig barley, for the milling of flour,
2a-ra2times
34(barig) szesz-kal-la nu-banda34 barig, Šeškalla, the overseer;
43(barig) ur-lugal nu-banda33 barig, Ur-lugal, the overseer;
51(barig) ur-{d}szakkan2 szusz360 litres (of barley for) Ur-Šakkan, cattle manager;
63(ban2) lu2-{d}szara2 engar3 ban2: Lu-Šara, the plowman;
72(barig) 3(ban2) an-na-hi-li-bi muszen-du32 barig 3 ban2 Annahi-libbi, fowler
81(barig) lugal-ur2-ra-ni nu-banda360 litres (of barley) 1 unit (for) Lugal-urani, the overseer
91(barig) {d}szara2-ba-zi-ge ad-kup460 litres (of barley) 1 unit (for) Šara-bazige the tailor
105(asz) 1(barig) 4(ban2) 5(disz) sila3 gur5 gur 1 barig 4 ban2 5 sila3
11giri3 lu2-{d}szara2 dumu ensi2-[ka]via Lu-Šara, son of the governor
reverse
13(ban2) ninda-bi [...]3 ban2 its bread
21(asz) 4(ban2) 4(disz) sila3 gur1 gur 4 ban2 4 sila3
3giri3 {d}szara2-a-mu szandanavia Šara-āmu, the šandana
42(barig) na-ba-sa6 gudu42 barig, Nabasa, gudu-priest
51(ban2) 5(disz) sila3 lugal-nig2-lagar-e nu-banda31 ban2 5 sila3: Lugal-nig-lagare, the overseer;
62(barig) e2 ensi22 barig, the household of the governor;
73(barig) dam gu-du-du3 barig, wife of Gududu
8szunigin 1(u) 1(asz) 3(barig) sze gurtotal: 11 gur 3 barig barley,
9mu zi3-da-sze3for flour;
10mu en {d}inanna unu{ki}-ga masz2-e i3-pa3year: “The high-priestess of Inanna in Uruk by extispicy was chosen.‭

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