NMSI — (P240977)

• National Museum of Syria, Idlib, Syria

• Artifact type: Tablet
• Material: Clay
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• Genre(s): Administrative (Arrukum)
• Language(s): Eblaite

• history: SEb. 07 (pp. 23-43), 39 (obv. xi:11-13) [1984]

  [Archi,1984SEb7] Archi, Alfonso. 1984. “A Recent Book on Ebla.” Studi Eblaiti 7: 23–43.

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• history: RAI 28 (pp. 173-188)

  [Archi1982RAI28] Archi, Alfonso. 1982. “Wovon Lebte Man in Ebla?” In Vorträge Gehalten Auf Der 28. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale in Wien 6.-10. Juli 1981, 28; 19:173–88. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale; Archiv Für Orientforschung Beiheft.

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• history: RAI 28 (pp. 173-188), 177 (obv. i:7-ii:2) [1982]

  [Archi1982RAI28] Archi, Alfonso. 1982. “Wovon Lebte Man in Ebla?” In Vorträge Gehalten Auf Der 28. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale in Wien 6.-10. Juli 1981, 28; 19:173–88. Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale; Archiv Für Orientforschung Beiheft.

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• history: JCS 42 (pp. 179-201), 196 (rev. iv:5-6) [1990]

  [Biga1990JCS42] Biga, Maria G., and Francesco Pomponio. 1990. “Elements for a Chronological Division of the Administrative Documentation of Ebla.” Journal of Cuneiform Studies 42 (2): 179–201. https://doi.org/10.2307/3515903.

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• history: ASJ 11, p.1-26, p. 18

  [Davidović1989trade-routes] Davidović, Vesna. 1989. “Trade Routes between Northern Syria and Central Anatolia in the Middle of the III Millennium B.C.” Acta Sumerologica 11: 1–26.

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• history: SEb. 03 (pp. 1-21), 11 n. 15 (obv. xi:11-13) [1981]

  [Milano1981] Milano, Lucio. 1981. “Due Rendiconti Di Metalli Da Ebla.” Studi Eblaiti 3: 1–21.

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• history: OLA 5-6, p.171-233, p. 178 n. 26

  [Pettinato1979commercio] Pettinato, Giovanni. 1979. “Il Commercio Internazionale Di Ebla: Economia Statale e Privata.” In State and Temple Economy in the Ancient Near East. Proceedings of the International Conference Organized by the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven from the 10th to the 14th of April 1978, edited by Edward Lipiński, 171–233. Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 5–6. Leuven: Departement Oriëntalistiek.

  (rev. xii:6-xi:4)

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• history: Ebla: Un impero inciso nell’argilla, 217 [1979]

  [Pettinato1979Eblaclay] Pettinato, Giovanni. 1979. Ebla: Un Impero Inciso Nell’argilla.

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• history: OrNS 54 (pp. 234-256), p. 238 n. 24, 242 n. 65

  [Pettinato1985Or54] Pettinato, Giovanni, and Hartmut Waetzoldt. 1985. “Dagān in Ebla Und Mesopotamien Nach Den Texten Aus Dem 3. Jahrtausend.” Orientalia , 1985, NOVA SERIES, Vol. 54, No. 1/2, The Articles in This Double- Fascicle Are Dedicated to Johannes J. A. van Dijk (1985) NS 54 (1/2): 234–56.

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• history: OrAnt 24, p.1-16, p. 14 n. 55 and n. 58

  [Waetzoldt1985Gold] Waetzoldt, Hartmut. 1985. “Rotes Gold?” Oriens Antiquus 24: 1–16.

  (obv. i:1-3)

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• Provenience: Ebla (mod. Tell Mardikh)
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• Excavation No: TM.75.G.01406
• Findspot Square: L 2769
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• Period: Ebla (ca. 2350-2250 BC)
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