Basic Metadata

NaBuCCo ID
3842
Museum No.
W 18216,3
Primary Publication
AUWE 11 207
Place of issue
Uruk city
Regional setting
Uruk region
Archive
Eanna temple
Period
None
Babylonian Date (year-month-day):
XXX. yy-mm-dd

Digeanna

Van Driel Files
5 a
Text Form
List (various verbs, or also no verb)
Legal Purpose
Inspection (amirtu)
Transaction Type
not applicable
Domain (Eanna)
Personnel management and labor allocation
Format of the tablet
unclear

Content

Paraphrase

Family review. Very fragmentary.

Fragment of a larger tablet listing family members. Only the first signs of each lines are extant, listing family names and providing sub-totals for the families (each group being separated from the other by a horizontal line).

The text was no doubts schematically organised, similarly to the other specimens of this kind: in the first line, a man appeared with his affiliation. Then, the text was likely distributed in three columns (without headings) listing the other individuals’ names (i), the indication of their being brother of the man in the first line (ii) and finally the reference of their age (iii).

Some of the names listed are:

Kalbāya

Ina-tēšî-ēṭir

 

Legacy Paraphrase

Family review. Very fragmentary.

Fragment of a larger tablet listing family members. Only the first signs of each lines are extant, listing family names and providing sub-totals for the families (each group being separated from the other by a horizontal line). The text was no doubts schematically organised, similarly to the other specimens of this kind: in the first line, a man appeared with his affiliation. Then, the text was likely distributed in three columns (without headings) listing the other individuals’ names (i), the indication of their being brother of the man in the first line (ii) and finally the reference of their age (iii).


Further Information

Type and Content
Inventories
last updated by
Kira Awege, Dec. 31, 2025, 1:39 p.m.
Imported (Person, Date)
Stephania Ermidoro, Kathleen Abraham (17/09/2023)