^{ll. 1–4} A lot, to its full extent, 10 cubits in length, 10 cubits in breadth on the right and 6 cubits in breadth on the left.

^{ll. 5–8} On the right it is bordered by (the property of) Zū-Anna, son of ʾIṣīka. On the left it is bordered by (the property of) Iddiʿ-rāmu, son of Mālik. In the rear it is bordered by (the property of) ʾAsda-ʾaḫī, son of Ilī-aḫī. In front it is bordered by the huhinnu.

^{l. 9} The lot belongs to Aḫu, son of Kakkanu, son of Meia.

^{ll. 10–15} From Aḫu, son of Kakkanu, owner of the lot, Naʾi-Dagān, son of Pilsu-Dagān, has purchased the lot for 10 shekels of refined silver, the full price.

^{ll. 16–17} He has received the silver (and) he is satisfied.

^{ll. 18–22} Whoever in the future should make a claim on the lot shall pay 1000 (shekels) of silver to the palace and 1000 (shekels) of silver to the city.

^{ll. 23–25} Now the completed tablet has been given to Naʾi-Dagān, son of Pilsu-Dagān.

^{ll. 26–35} (witnesses list)

^{ll. 37–38} if another tablet will be presented, it will be broken.