Keywords Used the Sūḫu Corpus

The catalogue of the Sūḫu Corpus uses a standardized set of keywords to describe the designation, popular name, object type, material support, and provenance of each inscription. They are listed here to help you search Sūḫu effectively.

Note: Catalogue searches are not case sensitive.

Designation (designation:)

This is the RIBo assigned designation of the composite text. At present, one can search the corpus using the following criteria:

Sample search: designation:šamaš-reša-uṣur_3.

Genre (genre:)

The only genre search option for this project is "royal_inscription"; note that the search displays all of the texts in the corpus.

Popular Name (popular:)

Few terms are included in the "Popular" modern designation of the compositions. In all instances on this sub-project, these are the Royal Inscriptions of Mesopotamia (Babylonian Periods) designation (format: RIMB 2 S.0.N.N). For the search to work, you must enter the full RIMB 2 designation. For example, to display Ninurta-kudurri-uṣur 01 you must search for popular:rimb_2_S.0.1002.1 or popular:S.0.1002.1 (without the leading rimb_2_).

Collection (collection:)

Official inscriptions of the rulers of Sūḫu are housed in the following collections:

Sample collection searchs: "collection:british_museum", "collection:germany", "collection:philadelphia". Any word(s) in the above list will return search results.

Museum, Registration, and Excavation Numbers (museum: and excavation:)

The following exemplar options will yield search results:

Note: If you do not know the exact number, you can simply search by the museum, registration, or excavation number prefix; e.g., museum:vag or excavation:be.

Ruler (ruler:)

One can search the corpus by using one of the following ruler options:

Language (language:)

The only language search option for this project is "akkadian"; note that the search displays all of the texts in the corpus.

Period (period:)

The only period search option for this project is "Neo-Babylonian"; note that the search displays of the all texts in the corpus.

Object Type (object_type:)

One can search the corpus by using one of the following seven object options:

Material Support (material:)

The only valid support search options are "clay" and "stone."

Provenance (provenience:)

Currently, there are nine provenance search options. These are:

Glossary Abbreviations

Parts of Speech

The following abbreviations for parts of speech are used in the glossaries:

AbbreviationExplanation
AJAdjective (including stative forms)
AV Adverb
CNJConjunction
DETDeterminative pronoun
DPDemonstrative pronoun
IPIndependent/anaphoric prounoun
JInterjection
MAModal adverb
MODModal, negative, or conditional
NNoun (including Akkadian stative forms)
NUNumber
OOther
PPPossessive pronoun
PRPPreposition
QPInterrogative pronoun
RELRelative pronoun
RPReflexive/reciprocal pronoun
SBJSubordinating conjunction
VVerb
XPIndefinite pronoun

Types of Proper Noun

The following abbreviations for proper nouns are used in the glossaries:

ANAgricultural (locus) name
CNCelestial name
DNDivine name
ENEthnos name
FNField name
GNGeographical name
MNMonth name
ONObject name
PNPersonal name
RNRoyal name
SNSettlement name
TNTemple name
WNWatercourse name
YNYear name

Jamie Novotny

Jamie Novotny, 'Keywords Used the Sūḫu Corpus', Suhu: The Inscriptions of Suhu online Project, The Suhu Inscriptions Project, a sub-project of MOCCI, 2016 [http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/suhu/usingthesuhucorpus/keywords/]

 
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