Transliteration: 2 (TÚG)ku-ta-ni SIG₅ a-na 0.83333 ma-na KÙ.BABBAR ta-dí-in 1 (TÚG)ku-sí-tù lu-bu-ší-im a-na 0.33333 ma-na 8 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR a-na i-dí-a-šùr ta-dí-in a-ḫa-ma 1 (TÚG)ku-sí-tù a-na a-ša-at i-na-aḫ-DINGIR ta-dí-in x ma-na 2 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR iš-tí a-ḫu-qar x x x (TÚG)ku-ta-ni a-na li x ší-ga-ri ki 1 x a-na e-na-na-tim ta-dí-in mì-ma a-nim iš-tí x x x(d-x x iš x x x ik-ra
Translation: [... Puzur-Aššur(?), son of] Ahu-waqar [ ...] brought here. Thereof 4 tex[tiles...] were deducted. The rest of the textiles [...] and the black donkeys ... [ ... x silver] the -tax and the food of the donkeys, [] they paid 5 minas and 7.5 shekels of silver [...] and the 3 black donkeys and 170 [minas of  of] Kanesh, according to the Anatolian weight standard, which Aššur-[...] lead to you (pl.), 1 textile thereof was for his own clothing. After the expenses of Abiaya and Aššur-taklāku and the silver of  ... 3 minas and 6 shekels of silver became freely available for him. Six [minas] of silver which were cleared Kuliya took. For [this affair] the  of Šalatuwar made us appear in court and we gave <our testimony> in the presence of Aššur-š[u(?)...] and Ennam-Aššur, son of Ikuppi-Aššur, (and) of [...]; Aninaya, son of Watrum was our colleague. Ten textiles [...], of our father he brought to  Kanesh. For [...], 5.5 minas of tin, which proved to be in [...] and which he took, 1 mina of tin [...] your also took, 12 shekels of tind  he weighed it out in his very presence. In all 8.6666 minas [and x shekels of tin] from his sales he [charged] to Puzur-Aššur and [...] in the presence of Ennam-Suen, son of Aššur-mālik, (and of) Aš[šur-...]. One mina of silver under Aššur-mālik's seals, 3 [...] [x] minas of silver, a textile of Akiaya and Azutaya, silver belonging to Ennam-Aššur, I entrusted to Aninaya. 0.83333 mina and 3 shekels of silver under the seals of Ikuppiya, son of Akusānum (and) separately 17.5 shekels of silver under the seals of Akitaya, I brought along and entrusted to Aššur-nišū, son of IZkānum in the presence of Iddin-Suen, son of Kukulānum, of Ahiaya, son of Laqēp, of hubītum, (and) of Akiaya, son of Akusānum. These witnesses I set against them in Nehriya when I entrusted to them the packets (of silver). Four shekels of silver under the seals of Akitaya I entrusted to Aninaya, in the presence of these same persons, in the presence of Aninaya, son of Watrum, of Aššur-nišû, son of IZkānum, of Aki<a>ya, son of Akusānum - the witnesses which I had set against Iddin-Aššur, son of Šu-Bēlum. Month XII, eponymy of Ṭāb-Aššur. 1.5 shekel of silver is due from Aššur-ennam. 10 shekels of silver, the working capital of Puzur-Aššur, my harnessor, the native held and when I myself took the silver I gave him a tablet with my seal and 1.5 shekel [of silver] thereof remains as his debt and I gave [his tablet] in deposit to the son of GA[...] until he gives me the silver. In the presence of Ahiaya, of Ali-ahum, son of Iddi[n-...], (and) of Šu-Nunu, son of Adadaya, in Nehriya. I said: The silver belongs to Puzur-[Aššur], we [o] to bring it to the city for making purchases." [...] shekels of silver for a textile(?), the silver he / I ..., either from Mamma or from [...] I will put under seal and send! to you (fem). [...] gold of extremely good quality (and) 14 shekels of silver... [...] I have as a claim on  ... [Unfortunately], Aššur-lamassī, son of Aššur-mālik, your witness, has died. Kuliya will take [an oath from Ašsur-ennam, [...] (and) Ilī-bāni and  my silver, then Aššur-ennam [... and] Aššur-ennam will pay me the silver or what has been purchased with it. In the presence of [ Agaya, son of Ahuni, [of..., of ... maya, son of L / Zu..., of Aššur-mālik, son of Kurara, ..."