Wall Cone

CBS17227

Location: On Display in the Middle East Galleries

From: Iraq | Ur

Curatorial Section: Babylonian

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Object Number CBS17227
Current Location Middle East Galleries - On Display
Provenience Iraq | Ur
Archaeology Area EM
Period Early Old Babylonian Period
Date Made ca. 1822-1763 BCE
Section Babylonian
Materials Terracotta
Technique Inscribed
Inscription Language Sumerian Language
Description

CBS Register: inscribed clay cone fragment. Rim Sin to Nergal. with signs. (CDLI Composite: Q006369). Royal Inscription; building of Eerimhashhash of Nergal for the life of Rim-Sin & his father Kudur-Mabuk; (head)(i)14x(ii)13 lines, (stem)(i)14x(ii)8 lines.

Length 10.8 cm
Outside Diameter 12.2 cm
Credit Line British Museum/University Museum Expedition to Ur, Iraq, 1927
Other Number U.7719 - Field No SF | P270043 - CDLI Number | B17227 - Old Museum Number | CBS 17227 - Other Number

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