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Provenance |
Object |
Genre |
Ur III
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Sumerian
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Unkn. Prov. |
Tablet |
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Date |
Dates Referenced |
Measurements |
Seal |
AS07 - 06 - 00 |
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32×31×14
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Owner |
Museum No. |
Accession No. |
Excavation No. |
Private collection: M. Schøyen, Oslo, Norway
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MS 1947/10
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Author of Transliteration
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Transliteration of text | 2004 | Molina, M. ( BDTNS ) | Transliteration of text | 2019 | Dahl, J.L. ( CUSAS 39 107 ) | Revision of text | 2019 | Arrojería, J. ( BDTNS ) |
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Remarks
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http://www.nb.no/baser/schoyen/5/5.21/index2.html#24.13 «Delivery of wooden parts for boats, mentioning the barge of Lugal-bangar from the old shipyard, dated month shu-numun, the year Bitum-Rabitum was destroyed MS 1947_10 MS in Neo Sumerian on clay, Umma, Sumer, 7th regnal year of King Amar-Sin, 2040 BC, 1 tablet, 3,2x3,1x1,4 cm, single column, 9 lines in cuneiform script. Context: MSS 1947/09 and 1947/10 are both about wooden parts of ships. Commentary: Wood was a rare and expensive commodity in Sumer and had to be imported, usually on ships arriving at the ports at Uruk and Ur. These objects were masts, steering-oars, etc. needed for repairs of the reed-boats, the river barges as in this case, or the seagoing ma-gur.» [WEB] ------
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Text |
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1
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2 giša-ra
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2
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4 giša-da
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3
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ma2-⌈gur8?⌉ ga2-ra
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4
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giša-da ma2-gur8 / lugal ba-an-gar
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5
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mar-sa sumun-ta
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r. 1
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mu-kux (=DU)
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2
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iti šu-numun
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3
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mu Bi2-tum-ra-bi2-umki ba-hul
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