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+[{"id_text": "Q006206", "project_name": "suhu", "raw_text": "[...] ...  [...] his [...]  and chariots  [...] weapons [... \u0160ama\u0161-r]\u0113\u0161a-u\u1e63ur, governor of the land [of S\u016b\u1e2bu and the land of Ma]ri [...] ... [...] ... [...] my [...]  and the town K\u0101r-Nab\u00fb was closed  [...] ... in the well  [...] the living [...] [...] ... [...] ... to/for [...]  went up to the water-meadow [... cour]tiers and mayors  [...] when they crossed over [in] boats  [...] flocks (and) goods  [...] weighty [boo]ty  [...] I/he caused to enter.  [... in]side the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu, the water-meadow ... until now I/he did not inhabit. Four hundred of the Tu\u02bem\u0101nu came and rose up against the town Ribani\u0161.  I had gone to the New City for the festival and when in the town Baqa I heard (of the uprising), I crossed over (the river) to the landside with the palace troops who were with me and I pursued them.  When I crossed over (the river), I defeated them at Qaqqaru-arad\u0101tu. I killed 350 soldiers among them (and) let the remainder go free to (spread the news of my) glory. I, \u0160ama\u0161-r\u0113\u0161a-u\u1e63ur, governor of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu and the land of Mari \u2014 (when) the canal of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu became old, I called up numerous workmen from the town \u1e2aurz\u0113 as far as the town Y\u0101bi\u02be and I realigned (it over a distance of) one thousand reeds. I made that canal twenty-two cubits wide.  I took down the bridge at the entrance to the canal so that I could send a boat of twenty-five cubits through it.  I (and) my nobles went inside (the boat). When the boat reached the opening of the canal at \u00c9.SAL.A, I brought (it) out (of the canal). I planted the date palm trees which are <in> the courtyard of the palace of the town Ribani\u0161.  I set up the throne and footstool which are in the town Ribani\u0161. I built a (new) town and named it \u0100l-gabb\u0101ri-b\u0101n\u00ee. I set up (statues of) the deities Adad, Apla-Adad, \u0160ala, (and) Mad\u0101nu; (iii 3) I settled them in a pleasant abode inside my town \u0100l-gabb\u0101ri-b\u0101n\u00ee. With regard to anyone in the future who comes forward, approaches this stele, effaces (my) inscribed name, and inscribes his (own) name, may the great gods of heaven and netherworld remove (the mention of) his name, his seed, his offspring, (and) his progeny from the mouth(s) of the people! May he not accomplish any task that I have done! May (this) curse reach the one who transgresses against these words (and) does not fear them! I planted the date palm trees which are in the courtyard of the palace of the city Ra\u02beil.  I planted the date palm trees which are in the courtyard of the palace of the town K\u0101r-Nab\u00fb. I planted (an area which could be seeded by) two kurru, three p\u0101nu, and two s\u016btu of dates in the district of the town Y\u0101duru, in the town Ukal\u0101ya, (for the growing of) date palm trees. I constructed a new weir along the old one over (a length of) three hundred and sixty cubits and thus the water in the canal of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu was plentiful.  From the weir as far as \u00c9.SAL.LE.E, I planted all the willows which are along my canal so that carrying baskets for (use in connection with) the canal could be woven with them and so that I could cut beams from them and make (them) into ....  The willows which I planted along the canal all belong to the palace; the people of S\u016b\u1e2bu may not bring a claim about (them). (This) document was sealed in the thirteenth year of \u0160ama\u0161-r\u0113\u0161a-u\u1e63ur, governor of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu and the land of Mari. I, \u0160ama\u0161-r\u0113\u0161a-u\u1e63ur, governor of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu and the land of Mari, brought down from the mountain of the people of \u1e2aab\u1e2bu the bees which gather honey \u2014 which none from among my forefathers had seen or brought down to the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu \u2014 and I established them in the gardens of the town \u0100l-gabb\u0101ri-b\u0101n\u00ee. They (now) collect honey and wax (there). I know how (to separate) honey and wax by melting (the combs) and (my) gardeners (also) know how (to do it).  Anyone in the future who comes forward should ask the elders of his land: \u201cIs it true that \u0160ama\u0161-r\u0113\u0161a-u\u1e63ur, the governor of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu, introduced honey-bees into the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu?\u201d [Image of the goddess] I\u0161tar. Image of the god Adad. Image of \u0160ama\u0161-r\u0113\u0161a-u\u1e63ur, governor of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu and the land of Mari. I have established one q\u00fb of bread (and) one q\u00fb of fine beer as the regular offerings for this stele. Anyone who protects the palace may eat (it). [Image of (the goddess) Anat.]"}, {"id_text": "Q006207", "project_name": "suhu", "raw_text": "[I, \u0160ama\u0161-r\u0113\u0161a-u\u1e63ur, governor of the land of S\u016b\u1e2bu Line truncated