The Sumerian tablets in the Imperial university of Kyoto
By: by Yomokuro Nakahara.
Contributors: Kyōto Daigaku.
Series: Memoirs of the Research department of the Toyo-bunko.; no. 3
Publisher: The Toyo bunko
Published: 1928
Place of publication: [Tokyo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Subjects: Sumerian language -- Texts.; Cuneiform writing.; Chinese language -- Writing.; Drehem, Babylonia.
Notes: Preface signed and dated: Kosaku Hamada, Kyoto imperial university, August, 1928.
Cuneiform texts reproduced on l. 1-22; facsimiles of tablets on pl. I-XIV.
"The fifty-five Sumerian tablets, here published, belonged formerly, with one exception, to the collection of the late Dr. C.J. Ball in Oxford and were among those made over by his kindness to the Kyôto imperial university in 1914." Most of these tablets appear to form a part of the find from Drehem, a small mound about three miles south of Nippur. cf. p. [1]
"Corrigenda" slip inserted.