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3 talents 11 minas of top-quality wool — weighed out. Deficit: 29 minas. Lu-Dumuzi. 3 talents 34 minas — [weighed out]. [...] x [...] Wool of sheep [...] Ur-Abba, governor. Year: Ur-Namma, the king, put the road in order from the lowlands to the highlands.
EconomyWriting & Literature
AAICAB 1/1, pl. 059, 1924-0553
24 talents of wool — gir2-gul (quality/type); stone-weight: 1 talent 1⅔ mina each. Via: Šulgi-mišar. Wool of the sheep-pen of Tummal. From [x]-Inanna (source official, name partially broken): delivered. Nur-Suen received. Month: Šu-eššá (8th month). Year: the throne of Enlil was fashioned.
Economy
AAICAB 1/2, pl. 093, 1935-541
16 sar 10 gin of bricks — Agaga, the singer; 20 sar of bricks in the village settlement (é-duru₅); 3 and 2/3 sar 5 gin in the mill-house (é-kikken-na) — the boatman, for counted brick-carrying; [x] workers [via (the responsibility of)?] Month: é-iti-6; Year: the throne of Enlil was fashioned.
Economy
AAICAB 1/1, pl. 055, 1923-427
15 kaskal[-rations (?)] 7 doves (tu-gur8) entered the palace (é-gal ku4-ra) from Lugal-kuzu. Via [PN, broken] Sealed by Ur-[Šul]pa'e. Month: dal. Year: the throne of [Enlil was fashioned]. Ur-[Šulpa']e, scribe, son of Lugal-kuga-[ni].
Economy
AAICAB 1/1, pl. 059, 1924-0555
2 lambs — day 28, from Abba-saqa, Inta'e received [them]. Month: the extra month after the Mekigal festival, [Year:] the year the throne of Enlil was fashioned. (Total:) 2.
Economy
AAS 048
1 milch cow, 1 milk[-fed] ox, (1) calf of a draft ox — via Abbagina, the herdsman, a courier received (them). Year: Harshi and Kimaš were destroyed.
Economy
AAS 024
[2 eše] 3 iku of field — tug2-gur bundling work, [at a rate of] ½ iku [+] ¼ iku per [worker-day]; for rafter-wood work, times 3, [at a rate of] 4 iku ½ iku per [worker-day] — [The labor] of the workers thereof: 150 days. [The field:] KWU729-x-[…]. [Overseer:] Šeš?-[…]. [Sealed by] Ur-emah. Year after Šu-Suen, [the king], built the Martu (Amorite) wall. Ur-emah, scribe, son of Dada.
Economy