The place of origin seems to be the still unidentified city Tigunanu because nine names are identical with names on the Hapiru prism found there.
📌 3 Key Takeaways
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Objective & Hypothesis:The small tablet from an officially acknowledged private collection in Turkey ("tablet Erkakan 121 ") registers rations of grain for 19 men whose names are non-Akkadian and in their majority Hurrian.
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Key Findings & Data:The small tablet from an officially acknowledged private collection in Turkey ("tablet Erkakan 121 ") registers rations of grain for 19 men whose names are non-Akkadian and in their majority Hurrian.
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Conclusion & Impact:The place of origin seems to be the still unidentified city Tigunanu because nine names are identical with names on the Hapiru prism found there.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Rations of Grain · Tigunanu · Hapiru Prizm
Abstract
The small tablet from an officially acknowledged private collection in Turkey ("tablet Erkakan 121 ") registers rations of grain for 19 men whose names are non-Akkadian and in their majority Hurrian. The place of origin seems to be the still unidentified city Tigunanu because nine names are identical with names on the Hapiru prism found there.
Özet
Türkiye'de resmi, özel bir koleksiyona (tablet Erkakan 121) ait olan bu küçük tablette, Akadca olmayıp çoğunluğunu Hurrice isimlerin oluşturduğu 19 adam için tahıl hisseleri kaydedilmiştir. Tabletin menşe, yeri hala kesin olarak tespit edilemeyen Tigunanu şehri gibi görünüyor. Çünkü, dokuz isim orada bulunan Hapiru prizmadaki isimlerle birebir aynıdır.
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