I. The Inscriptions Of King Ur-Nina

THE INSCRIPTIONS OF TEL-LOH

I. The Inscriptions of King Ur-Nina

No. 1. 1—COLUMN I

1. Ninâ-ur
2. king
3. of Shirpurla,
4. son of Nini-ghal-gin,
5. the temple of the god Nin-girsu
6. has erected.
7. The Ib-gal (?)
8. he has erected.
9. The temple of the goddess Ninâ
10. he has erected.

COLUMN II

1. The Sig-nir (?)
2. he has erected.
3. His tower in stages (?)
4. he has erected.
5. The temple of Ê …
6. he has erected.
7. The temple of Ê-ghud
8. he has erected.
9. His observatory (?)
10. he has erected.

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COLUMN III

? [The palace]
1. of the Ti-ash-ra (?)
2. he has erected.
3. The temple of the goddess Gatumdug
4. he has erected.
5. The great apzu 1
6. he has constructed.
7. After that the temple of Nin-girsu
8. he has caused to be erected
9. seventy great measures (?) of corn
10. in his house of fruits

COLUMN IV

? [he has stored up.]
1. From Mâgan 2
2. the mountain 3
3. all sorts of wood he has imported.
4. The castle 4 of Shirpurla
5. he has built.
6. The small apzu
7. he has constructed;

COLUMN V

? [in the temple]
1. of the goddess Ninâ, lady of destinies (?),
2. he has placed it.
3. Two statues (?)
4. he has set up (?);
5. these two statues (?) …

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Lacuna.

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No. 2. 1—COLUMN I

1. Ninâ-ur
2. the king
3. of Shirpurla,
4. son of Nini-ghal-gin,
5. the habitation (?) of Girsu

COLUMN II

1. has constructed.
2. The bricks of the foundation (?)

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The inscription breaks of here.

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No. 3. 2—COLUMN I

1. Ninâ-ur
2. the king
3. of Shirpurla,

COLUMN II

1. the son of Nini-ghal-g[in].

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