3. Literature
MS in Neo-Assyrian on brown agate, Assyria, ca. 7th c. BC, one cylinder seal with Enkidu and Gilgamesh.
MS in Sumerian and Assyrian on yellow toned clay, Niniveh, Assyria, ca. 700 BC, 1 tablet, 14,3x9,0x2,2 cm, 2 columns, 146 lines in an expert cuneiform script by the royal scribe.
MS in Assyrian on white chalcedony, Assyria, 900-600 BC, 1 demon head, 10 lines in cuneiform script, with a fine detailed visage of the demon Pazuzu combining human and lionine features, deeply carved on one side, a winged solar disc beneath the text.
MS in Neo Sumerian and Akkadian on clay, Uruk, Babylonia, 18th c. BC, 1 tablet, 20,0x6,4x2,2 cm, 63 double lines in a minute expert cuneiform script.
MS in Old Babylonian on clay, Babylonia, 2000-1900 BC, upper half of a tablet, 13,0x12,3x4,2 cm, 2+2 columns, 20+19+25+16+1 lines in cuneiform script.
MS in Old Babylonian on clay, Babylonia, 1900-1700 BC, upper half of a tablet, 6,5x5,2x2,5 cm, single column, 11+1 lines of originally 40 lines in cuneiform script.
MS on clay, Babylonia, 2000-1600 BC, 1 circular votive head, 7,3x7,1x3,0 cm, uninscribed.
MS in Old Babylonian on clay, Babylonia, 19th-18th c. BC, 1 tablet, 20,3x7,5x3,2 cm, 85 lines in cuneiform script.
MS in Old Babylonian on clay, Babylonia, 18th c. BC, 1 tablet, 11,0x5,7x2,7 cm, 21+1 lines in cuneiform script.
MS in Neo Sumerian on clay, Babylonia, 1900-1700 BC, a 4-sided prism, 20x12x11 cm, 2 columns per side, 50 lines per column in cuneiform script.
MS in Neo Sumerian on clay, Babylonia, ca. 18th c. BC, 1 tablet, 14,5x5,5 cm, single column, 60 lines in cuneiform script.
MS in Neo Sumerian on clay, Babylonia, 19th-18th c. BC, 1/4 tablet, 6,4x5,5x2,3 cm, ca. 35 lines in cuneiform script.