- copy to use to
confirm legal ownership.
Kudurrus are
often linked to what are
usually called "ancient
kudurrus", land
grant stones from the
third millennium...
- four
kudurru boundary stones. Some
kudurrus are
known for
their representations of the king, etc., who
conscripted the
stones production. Most
kudurrus are...
- displa**** at the Louvre. Some
kudurrus are
known for
their portrayal of the king, etc., who
consigned it. Most
kudurrus portray Mesopotamian gods, which...
-
writing and wisdom, Nabû,
makes its
first appearance on one of his
kudurrus. A
kudurru comes with an
unusual trinity of gods in its
invocation of a divine...
- The
Kudurru of Gula is a
boundary stone (
Kudurru) for the
Babylonian goddess Gula. Gula is the
goddess of healing. It is from the 14th - 13th
century BC...
- Enlil-nirari.
Along with the
Tablet of Akaptaḫa,
these are the only
extant kudurrus from this king's
short eight-year
reign and were both
recovered from Elamite...
-
having taken the city 1
Kislev 689.,
Bavian Inscription There are
seven kudurrus, two
building inscriptions, four
Luristan bronze daggers, one "belonging...
-
extant economic texts is
dated to his
eighth year.
Together with
three kudurrus and a
stone memorial tablet,
these are the only
contemporary commercial...
- The
Kudurrus of Isin (Babylonian Kingdom), king Marduk-nadin-ahhe, late 2nd
millennium BC, c. 1099-1082 BC. The
British Museum kudurru is a
black limestone...
- Jursa,
Michael (2007). "Die Söhne
Kudurrus und die
Herkunft der
neubabylonischen Dynastie" [The Sons of
Kudurru and the
Origins of the New Babylonian...
