A New Text from Ur III dynasty on Ba’aga, the fattener
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Ur III dynasty, Sumerian texts, Ba’aga, Iri-sag̃rig, Iraq museumAbstract
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This Text is one of the new confiscated texts kept in the Iraq Museum of (IM.235869) its measurement (12,7 x 6 x 2,5 cm.) which contains barley delivery, dated to Ur III dynasty (2012-2004 B.C) and the date formulae on this text belongs the (3th) year of the reign of king Ibbī-Suen (2028-2004 B.C),the main figure mentioned in this text is (Ba´aga fattener) from Iri-sag̃rig,and comparing it with the published cuneiform texts that belong to his archive they are (196) texts including his activities from AS7 to IS3.
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