Texts nos. 1020-2001

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1020

See introduction to text no. 1015.

[Poppy Tushingham]

Access the composite text [/riao/ria3/Q005975/] of Tiglath-pileser I 1020.

Source: BM 134585 (1932-12-12, 0580)

Forthcoming

Bibliography

1968 Lambert and Millard, Cat. p. 79 (study)

1970 Millard, Iraq 32 pl. XXXVII (copy)

1976 Grayson, ARI 2 p. 2 n. 9 (study)

1991 Grayson, RIMA 2 pp. 82 A.0.87.1020 (edition)

1021

See introduction to text no. 1015.

[Poppy Tushingham]

Access the composite text [/riao/ria3/Q005976/] of Tiglath-pileser I 1021.

Source: BM 134821 (1932-12-12, 0616)

Forthcoming

Bibliography

1968 Lambert and Millard, Cat. p. 83 (study)

1970 Millard, Iraq 32 pl. XXXVII (copy)

1976 Grayson, ARI 2 p. 2 n. 9 (study)

1991 Grayson, RIMA 2 pp. 82 A.0.87.1021 (edition)

1022

This poorly preserved text is inscribed on a fragment of black stone and was found in Kuyunjik. The object seems to belong to approximately this period. Although Layard published it, it is not available for study and as such no edition is given here.

[Poppy Tushingham]

Access the composite text [/riao/ria3/Q005977/] of Tiglath-pileser I 1022.

Source: ICC pl. 75F

Bibliography

1851 Layard, ICC pl. 75F (copy)

1967 Borger, HKL 1 p. 296 (study)

1976 Grayson, ARI 2 p. 1 n. 8 f (study)

1991 Grayson, RIMA 2 pp. 82 A.0.87.1022 (edition)

1023

The two stone fragments listed as texts nos. 1023 and 1024 may be duplicates, however not enough was preserved for this to be certain and they are listed separately. Both objects were found at Nineveh and belong to approximately this period, although of course it is not possible to link them definitively to Tiglath-pileser I. The object was not available for study so no edition is given here.

[Poppy Tushingham]

Access the composite text [/riao/ria3/Q005978/] of Tiglath-pileser I 1023.

Source: Arch. 79 no. 11

Bibliography

1929 Thompson, Arch. 79 p. 119 and pl. XLI no. 11 (copy)

1967 Borger, HKL 1 p. 526 (study)

1976 Grayson, ARI 2 p. 1 n. 8 f (study)

1991 Grayson, RIMA 2 pp. 82-83 A.0.87.1023 (edition)

1024

See the introduction to text no. 1023.

[Poppy Tushingham]

Access the composite text [/riao/ria3/Q005979/] of Tiglath-pileser I 1024.

Source: AAA 18 no. 20

Bibliography

1931 Thompson, AAA 18 p. 98 and pl. XVIII no. 20 (copy)

1967 Borger, HKL 1 p. 526 (study)

1976 Grayson, ARI 2 p. 1 n. 8 f (study)

1991 Grayson, RIMA 2 pp. 83 A.0.87.1024 (edition)

1025

This clay cone fragment bears a brief text and probably belongs to approximately the period of Tiglath-pileser I. It was found in Nineveh. The object was not available for study so no edition is given here.

[Poppy Tushingham]

Access the composite text [/riao/ria3/Q005980/] of Tiglath-pileser I 1025.

Source: BM 128174 (1929-10-12, 0830)

Bibliography

1968 Lambert and Millard, Cat. p. 52 (study)

1976 Grayson, ARI 2 p. 1 n. 8 (study)

1991 Grayson, RIMA 2 pp. 83 A.0.87.1025 (edition)

2001

This small brick bears a brief text which dedicates it to the goddess Tašmētu and was found at Ashur. The dedicator, the scribe Aššur-išmânni, is attested as an Umu during the reign of Tiglath-pileser I (see Saporetti, Eponimi p.160). The brick has not been found.

[Poppy Tushingham]

Access the composite text [/riao/ria3/Q005981/] of Tiglath-pileser I 2001.

Source: Ass 05169

Bibliography

1924-25 Delitzsch and Schroeder, AfK 2 p. 69 (copy, edition)

1939-41 Weidner, AfO 13 p. 312 (study)

1961 Borger, EAK 1 p. 26 (study)

1976 Grayson, ARI 2 p. 2 n. 11 (study)

1991 Grayson, RIMA 2 pp. 83-84 A.0.87.2001 (edition)

Jamie Novotny & Poppy Tushingham

Jamie Novotny & Poppy Tushingham, 'Texts nos. 1020-2001', The Royal Inscriptions of Assyria online (RIAo) Project, The RIAo Project, a sub-project of MOCCI, 2023 [http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/riao/thekingdomofassyria1114884bc/tiglathpileseri/texts10202001/]