Tablet GCBC 00098

NaBuCCo ID	3262
Museum No.	GCBC 00098
CDLI P-Identifier
Place of issue
Type and content	Inventory
Archive
Period	NB
Year BCE	None
Editio princeps	GCCI 1 251

Paraphrase	Note regarding gold put at the disposal of a goldsmith. Dated. A1 and A2, the goldsmiths (kutimmu), have 1½ shekels of gold at their disposal (ina pāni) for (ana) repairing (batqu) the jewellery (šukuttu) of the Lady-of-Uruk and Nanāya. The gold originates from income (irbu) belonging to (ša) B, the royal resident (qīpu) of Eanna. A1= Ištar-šumu-ibni (/Nādin//Bābūtu), goldsmith (kutimmu), see Payne 2007 (PhD diss.), 235ff.; A2= Bēl-ibni (/Nabû-zēru-ibni//Nappāhu), a blacksmith, see Payne 2007 (PhD diss.), 300f.; B= Sîn-iddin, the royal resident (qīpu) of Eanna
Transliteration
Babylonian Date (year-month-day):	Nbk. 39-II-2

Paraphrase

Note regarding gold put at the disposal of a goldsmith. Dated.

A1 and A2, the goldsmiths (kutimmu), have 1½ shekels of gold at their disposal (ina pāni) for (ana) repairing (batqu) the jewellery (šukuttu) of the Lady-of-Uruk and Nanāya. The gold originates from income (irbu) belonging to (ša) B, the royal resident (qīpu) of Eanna.

A1= Ištar-šumu-ibni (/Nādin//Bābūtu), goldsmith (kutimmu), see Payne 2007 (PhD diss.), 235ff.; A2= Bēl-ibni (/Nabû-zēru-ibni//Nappāhu), a blacksmith, see Payne 2007 (PhD diss.), 300f.; B= Sîn-iddin, the royal resident (qīpu) of Eanna

Transliteration

Babylonian Date (year-month-day):

Nbk. 39-II-2