Inscriptions

Map showing the distribution of the stone inscriptions of Išpuini, Minua, and Inušpua.

Išpuini / ass. Ušpina Synchronism: ca. 820 BC = 2^nd campaign of Šamšī-Adad V
Assyrian Sources
RIMA 3 A.0.103.1 ii 16b-34a: 2^nd campaign led by the chief eunuch Muṭarris-Aššur to the land Nairi conquering of 11 fortified cities as well as 200 other cities of Ušpina
Urartian Sources
Stone inscriptions	Inscriptions on metal objects
CTU A 04-01: construction of a tower temple (susi) of the god Haldi and a "Gate of the god Haldi" in the vicinity of Tušpa	CTU B 04-01 A-D: four bronze rings with Urartian votive inscription; provenience: Yukarı Anzaf
	CTU B 04-02: bronze ring with Urartian inscription; provenience: Yukarı Anzaf
	CTU B 04-03 a-b: fragments of bronze rings with Urartian inscription; provenience: Yukarı Anzaf
Literatur: Fuchs 2013: 136 (study and date of Šamši-Adad's V 2^nd campaign); Salvini 1995: 34-38

A 4-1

Forthcoming

Access the composite text [http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/ecut/Q006898/] of A 4-1.

Sources:

Bibliography

Forthcoming

Birgit Christiansen

Birgit Christiansen, 'Inscriptions', Electronic Corpus of Urartian Texts (eCUT) Project, The eCUT Project, 2018 [http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/ecut/urartianrulersandchronology/ishpuiniminuaandinushpuaa04/inscriptions/]

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