CDLI tablet
Couvent Saint-Étienne, Jerusalem: 7 (2023-03-21)
Created by: Englund, Robert K.
The plastic surgeons of cuneiform: take two.
In another example from the Couvent Saint-Étienne, Jerusalem, of post-excavation “improvements” on the appearance of ancient artifacts moving through antiquities markets, this originally large account of seed grain and seeding cost calculations from Ur III Umma (ca. 2050 BC) displays not only the handicraft of clay artisans, but also an attempt to frame the inscription on obverse and poorly preserved reverse. The fragment would appear to represent the bottom right sixth of the original 8-column account. Scientific edition: Ozaki, Tohru & Sigrist, Marcel, Tablets in Jerusalem: Sainte-Anne and Saint-Étienne (2010) no. 270. CDLI entry: P332182
credit: Englund, Robert K.
Cite this CDLI Tablet
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month = {may 13},
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