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(i 1) [who g]ave (i 2) [.....] (i 3) [... Babyl]on (i 4) [.....] (i 5) [.....] (i 6) [...]... (i 7) [... pra]yer bowl (i 8) [...]...(-ornament) (i 9) [... jew]ellery. (i 10) [... Ak]kadian (Break) (ii 1) Total, the crown prince's revenues. (ii 2) Revenue from the eponym year of Sagab (651 B.C.) to the eponym year [of Nabû]-šar-ahhešu (646 B.C.), for 6 y[ea]rs, which they brought into the treasury: (ii 7) 11 talents, 20[+x minas of sil]ver, as work-materials; (ii 8) 29 silver tribute bowls, 25 minas in weight. (ii 10) 40 togas [...]; (ii 11) 51 talents [...] (Rest destroyed)
Economy
(i 1) [These are] the objects [of the god]s of Akkad, [which we]nt [to] Elam: (i 5) [x] rosettes of gold alloy [of] the Lady of Akkad, in gold; (i 7) [...] of silver, 15 minas in weight — [Nik]kal-iddin, when he was in Elam, borrowed it; (i 11) [x] wine jars of silver; (i 12) 1 block of silver; (i 13) 3 drinking-cups of silver; (i 14) 1 sprinkler of silver; (i 15) 4 grates of silver; (i 16) 2 boxes of silver; (i 17) 1 bowl on a stand of silver; (i 18) 1 basket of silver; (i 19) 3 ...[...]; (i 20) 1 [...] (Break) (ii 1) All these are m[issing]. (ii 2) The priests say: "There i[s (some)] from…