 | 18107 | (none) | 1932,1008.1 | (none) | Clay cone. Upper part of stem and about 1/3 of base missing: larsa type. |
| 18308 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Stone vase fragment.
White calcite.
Bowl, shallow with carinated rim. On the outside a panel, complete, with inscription.
[drawing of cuneiform inscription]
Rimush |
| 18768 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay cone. Upper part of stem only, with first section of text. |
| 18769 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay cone. Fragment from top of stem. |
| 18828 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay foundation cone, fragment of base. With rather more than half the inscription preserved. |
| 18838 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay foundation cone. Unusually samll, inscribed on the stem only. Tip missing and a chip off the base but only about 2 signs damaged and the text otherwise complete. |
| 18894 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay foundation cone, tip of stem of. |
| 18895 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay foundation cone, fragment of. A little more than one-half split away from the lower part of the stem. |
| 19488B | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay cone. Part of. Inscribed on the base and stem : about half of the text on the base preserved |
| 263 | (none) | 1923,1110.21 | (none) | Fragment of alabaster vase. Inscription of Rimus king of Agade, duplicate of U.206. Placed in IN/ No. 1. |
| 264 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Body and base of large white stone jar, top broken, Inscribed "Rimush, king of the world." |
| 330 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Clay cone. Complete. Inscription of Nur-Immar on base and shaft. Duplicate of U.327. Placed in IN/No. 6 |
| 700 | (none) | 1935,1110.629 | (none) | Large clay cone, nearly complete. Base 2 column inscription, top right corner damaged 25 + 25 lines. Repeated on shaft, complete. Arad-Sin. Duplicate of U.19 |
| 872 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Small complete clay cone. Inscription of Ur-Engur, recording the building of a canal. C.f. 169 [presumably U.169] |
| 918 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Small clay cone, base and side slightly damaged. Inscription of Ur-Engur recording his digging of a canal called ID-UN. Placed in IN/No. 4. |
| 1167 | (none) | 1924,0920.397 | (none) | Fragment from near the rim of an alabaster vase. |
| 1351 | (none) | 1924,0920.393 | (none) | Fragment from base of large inscribed clay cone. Beginning of inscription of Warad-Sin king of Larsa: duplicate of U.19, U.700, etc. |
| 1455 | (none) | 1924,0920.395 | (none) | Fragment from the rim of a mottled black and white stone vase, with the remains of an inscription of Ennapadda, priest of Nnar, and son of Ur-Nammu, King of Ur. Cf. U.18224. Cf. Ur Texts No. 25 |
| 1560A | (none) | 1924,0920.243 | (none) | [A-B] Two fragments of large baked clay cylinder of Nabonidus: containing parts of column I & II of the inscription on cylinder K.1688 in the British Museum. These fragments possibly belong to that cylinder. |
| 1560B | (none) | 1924,0920.244 | (none) | [A-B] Two fragments of large baked clay cylinder of Nabonidus: containing parts of column I & II of the inscription on cylinder K.1688 in the British Museum. These fragments possibly belong to that cylinder. |
| 1633 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Part of base and stem of baked clay cone of Rim-Sin, king of Larsa, recording his building of a temple to the Moon-god. Duplicate, with small variants, of U.781. |
| 1634 | (none) | 1924,0920.247 | (none) | Baked clay cone(point broken) of Ur-Nammu, recording his digging of the canal called Nun, in honor of the Moon-god. Duplicate of U.918. |
| 12566 | (none) | (none) | (none) | Tablet. Globular archaic accounts. HC 412 |
| 2521A | (none) | 1927,1003.22 | (none) | Clay cone. Canal inscription of UR-ENGUR. Yellow reddish clay, slightly baked. One complete and two fragments : For Nannar - his king - Ur-Engur - the valiant hero - king of Ur - king of Sumer and Akkad - the ID - NUN (grand canal) - his beloved canal - he has dug out. 11 lines. Ink drawing. |
| 2595 | (none) | 1927,1003.49 | (none) | Clay cone of Ur-Engur. Fragment. Text: (To En)-lil, king of all countries his king, Ur-Engur, the mighty hero, king of Ur, King of Sumer and Akkad, in? ? The? of Ninni has dug out. Probably a canal. H.C. |