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Object U Number Museum Number (UPM Date Reg Number) Museum Number (BM Registration Number) Museum Number (UPM B-number) Description (Catalog Card)
17822A 32-40-429 (none) (none) Clay foundation cone. Small headless type. Tip missing, text complete.
(none) 32-40-401 (none) (none) [Card Missing]
16543 31-43-274 (none) (none) Mace head, diorite (see U.16544) Dedicated to Pa-sag HC.30/III,7.
16533 31-43-253, 31-43-253 (none) (none) White calcite bowl, small fragment. Ur-(Nammu). H.C. 30/III, 5.
16272 31-43-252, 31-43-252 (none) (none) Marble Mace-head. fragment of. inscribed: Dingir gi (mil-dSin?) ki-ag dingir en-lil........ Gimil-Sin (?), beloved of the god, Enlil...... HC. BC. Dungi-room I Text: Dungi Many 10 App I (3) VI
16532 31-43-251 (none) (none) White calcite mace-head Fragment. Rimush. H.C. 30/111, 3.
16531 31-43-250, 31-43-250 (none) (none) Mace head, white calcite. Fragment. Naram-Sin: dedication to KA-DI. H.C. 30/III,4
16528 31-43-249, 31-43-249 (none) (none) Limestone Foundation-tablet. Ur^d(...); dedication to Nin-shaggi-(pad)da. H.C. 30/III,1. [CARD MISSING Typed Transcription from British Museum Card]
16582 31-43-248 (none) (none) Clay cone. Fragment.
16003 31-43-247 (none) (none) Clay cone. Ur-gigir. The building of E-ses-(e-)-gar(-ra), temple of ... HC.30/ I.1 UET 8/2 (Hand Copied by Legrain) [CARD MISSING Typed Transcription from British Museum Card]
15063A 31-17-9, 31-17-09 (none) (none) Clay cones. (A) Nearly complete. Inscription on stem complete. Inscription on head partly broken.
15065 31-17-8 (none) (none) Copper statue. Basket-bearing man naked above, from waist of flattened - cylindrical form, pointed at the base. Traces of inscription - not decipherable before cleaning, presumably -15063/4
15064 31-17-7 (none) (none) Stone Tablet inscription. As 15063 (with some errors in the script?) HC.16.
13108 31-16-358 (none) (none) Brick. Contains all the inscription (19? Lines), which is however badly defaced. Apparently completes the fragments RIU 120 and U.11662. (Sin-idinnam) (which are half-bricks).
17221 19311010.54 1931,1010.535 (none) Clay vessel. Fragment. Inscribed Ur-^d Iskur, under the following symbol.
1 (none) (none) (none) Clay Cone. Inscribed.
2 (none) (none) (none) Clay cone. Base of. Inscribed. [Annotated] King's name broken off. Placed in IN/No. 2 Ur Texts I: R.I.135
4 (none) (none) (none) Clay cone. Upper part. Inscribed. [Annotated] Libit-Ishtar. Duplicate of SAKI 204/3 [Annotated] Duplicates - 74. Sumerian inscription of Libit-Ishtar recording of his building of E-gipar, the residence of the high priest in Ur. Inscr. duplicate of clay, Miscell. Inscr. no. 27. Ur TextsI: R.1.106. Placed in IN/No.5
19 (none) 1935,0113.628 (none) Clay truncated cone. (broken). Inscribed on base and barrel. [Annotation] Building inscription of Warad-Sin SAKI-212c. Duplicates:U.334; U.753; U.700; U.878; U.751 [Annotation] Recording the king's building of E-temen-ni-gur-ru, for his life and that of his father Kudur-Mabug. (restores and completes a previously known insription) Placed in IN/No.3. Ur Texts I:R.I.131
78 (none) (none) (none) Clay tablet. Inscribed. [Annotated] Sumerian list, period Third Dynasty of Ur, date broken, begins MU.EN.NINGAR (Nannar)
79 (none) 1923,1110.40 (none) Clay brick-stamps, Fr. of with figs in bold relief. [drawing 1:1]
93 (none) (none) (none) Clay cone. fr. of = Inscribed [Annotated] TTB Neo-Babylonian
99 (none) (none) (none) Fragment of Clay Cone. Duplicate of one found by Taylor with an inscription recording a dedication to the Sun-god by Enannatum, a priest of the Moon-god, for the life of Gunguau, King of Ur (and Larsa).
115 (none) (none) (none) Clay cone. Fr of. Inscribed. [Annotated] Inscription of Ur-Engur, probably concerning E-temen-ni-il. [Annotated] Placed in 1N/No. 4.
131 (none) (none) (none) Clay cone. Fragment consisting of the base and only a few millimeters of the cone proper. Inscribed. [Annotated[ Ur-Engur's inscription concerning E-kemen-ui-il. [Annotated] Placed in 1N/No. 4. [Annotated] Scrapped.

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