Two Sets of Letters from Tell Harmal Addressed by the Ruler of Ešnunna to Samsi-Addu (notice n° 1531291)

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Title Two Sets of Letters from Tell Harmal Addressed by the Ruler of Ešnunna to Samsi-Addu
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General note 40
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Summary, etc. The present article is devoted to two tablets discovered at Tell Harmal, the ancient Šaduppum, in 1945 and 1948. It offers a re-edition of IM 54005 and the publication of the previously unpublished IM 51881. The latter is a letter addressed to Samsi-Addu; it is a duplicate of the second letter from the Prince (rubûm) of Ešnunna contained in IM 54005, which completes its text and enables us to understand it better. A study of the geographical and historical context brings to light hitherto unknown elements, such as a place called Šinam (different from Šinamum), or the role of King Yakun-Derim of Huršitum. The events mentioned predate Samsi-Addu’s conquest of Mari, when he was still subordinate to the king of Ešnunna (Ipiq-Adad II or Naram-Sin). The two tablets, partly duplicates, contain many obscure passages, and not only because of their state of preservation; they are clearly school exercises. This shows that copying “historical letters” in Akkadian was part of the scribes’ training and suggests that these copies reflect authentic texts.
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Note Revue d’assyriologie et d’archéologie orientale | 118 | 1 | 2025-02-07 | p. 47-66 | 0373-6032
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