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ukhudshanskiy ([personal profile] ukhudshanskiy) wrote2024-05-31 05:16 pm

Sumerian cuneiform tablet (clay, c. 1808 BC)


This tablet dating from the Old Babylonian Period is an administrative record of the distribution of three male sheep for various purposes in the palace. The issuance describes one for a ceremonial meal, one for the throne room and one for the women's quarters. The tablet is dated to the fourteenth year of the reign of Rim-Sin I of Larsa and records the year as when the troops of Uruk, Isin, Sutium and Rapiqum were destroyed, and Irdanene, king of Uruk, was struck with a weapon.

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