J Banks, Edgar James, editor,
**G,Cab.3.139 [Babylonian tablet found in the ruins of Erech, at Warka, on the Euphrates, southeast of Babylon.] — [Erech? 2000 B.C.?] Size: diameter, 3% inches; thickness at centre, 1 inch. A circular cake of baked clay, supposed to have been a writing exercise used in the temple schools; teacher’s writing on one side, boy’s copy on the other. Selected from specimens sent by Edgar J. Banks.
 
This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, March 23, 1925. N8o05 — No main card. — Erech, B y Antiq. — Babylon. Lang. Works in
Babylonian. — Banks, Edgar James, ed. — Inscriptions. Cuneiform.