Line	Text original	Text translated
o. 1	3 ab2 maḫ2	3 adult cows
o. 2	4 gud ĝeš	4 yoke oxen
o. 3	2 gud 1	2 1-year oxen
o. 4	1 ab2 amar ga	1 female calf
o. 5	1 nu gud ĝeš ki ĝeš-i3[glossary=ki ĝeš-i3]	1 non (present) yoke ox for sesame plots[glossary=ki ĝeš-i3]
o. 6	1 anše su-ga engar	1 donkey replaced (by the) ploughman
o. 7	lu2-dnin-dar-a	Lu-Nindara
0	(…)
r. 11	gud apin dib-ba	conscripted plough oxen
r. 12	e2 dnin-dar-a	temple of Nindara
r. 13	ugula ses-kal-la	overseer Seskalla
r. 14	ša3 a-ša3 la-za-wi	in the Lazawi field
r. 15	mu us2-sa damar-dzuen lugal	date (year)

The following table summarizes the distribution of yoke oxen assigned to each working group recorded in the text.

Overseer (nu-banda3 gud “inspector of plough oxen”)	Working Group of PN (engar “ploughman”)	Adult Cattle	Young Cattle	Yoke Oxen for Sesame Plots	Equids
Lugalme	Lu-Nindara	7	3	1 (non-present)	1
	Lugaldaban	2		1	2
	Nabasa	1		1
	Urmes, son of Gugilim	3		1
	Ur-Utu	3
Lugalšala	Magure, the ploughman	5	2	1 (non-present)
	Urmes, son of Urdub	2
Total		25	5	4 / 2 (non present)	3

For the Lazawi field, 7 groups of ploughing animals are documented, five of which could have had 1 yoke ox for sesame plots per each plough team. This lies in the same range as one out of eight oxen herders that were deployed in a sesame plot[glossary=ki ĝeš-i3] according to TMH NF 1-2 292, ŠS.04.00.00).

r. 1 Lugalme was an „inspector of plough oxen“ (nu-banda3 gud) (TUT 095, […].00.00; SNAT 059, Šu.48.09.00) managing a parcel of „domain land“ (gana2-gud) for the Nindara temple (e.g. ASJ 04 114 16, Šu.48.00.00).

r. 10 Lugalšala managed a parcel of „domain land“ (gana2-gud) for the Nindara temple (CT 01 08 94-10-16 2, AS.08.00.00; AnOr 45 378 63, IS.03.00.00).

r. 11 Translation after Studevent-Hickman 2006: 236; see also the translation “plough oxen having passed” by Heimpel 1995: 118.