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Summary

Object type clay tablet
object_type QS:P31,Q1570005
Description
Neo-Assyrian with cuneiform writing
Depicted people Nabu, Tempti-Huban-Inšušinak, Ashurbanipal
Depicted place Niniveh, Elam, Q17266617
Date between 669 and 626 BC
Medium limestone
medium QS:P186,Q23757
Dimensions 55 × 51 cm (21.6 × 20 in)
institution QS:P195,Q210081
Accession number
41.163
Object history

Place of discovery: Bagdad.
(claimed from Niniveh by Edgar J. Banks ).
1931: purchased by Henry Walters, Baltimore from Edgar J. Banks

1931: acquired by Walters Art Museum from Henry Walters
Inscriptions [Translation] To Nabu, exalted lord, who dwells in Ezida, / which is in Nineve, his lord: (I) Ashurnasirpal, king of Assyria / the one who is longed for and destined by his great divinity, / who, at the issuing of his order and the giving of his solemn decree / (after) defeating (him) in battle, cut off the head of Teumman, / king of Elam. And Ummanigash, Tammaritu, / Pa'e, Ummanaldash, who before Teumman / exercised kingship over Elam, by his great command / he captured them. To my sedan chair, / my royal conveyance, I yoked them. / with his great help in all the lands, / I established order. At that time, the court of the Temple of Nabu, / my lord, with massive limestone, its construction, / I enlarged. May Nabu look joyfully upon it. / May he find it acceptable in the impression of its wedges. / May the order for a life of long days come forth / from your lips. Walking in Ezida / in your divine presence, may my feed grow old.
Source/Photographer https://art.thewalters.org/detail/36122/tablet-with-cuneiform-writing/

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