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In this article we publish two silver balanced accounts from Umma, very different  from those till now known. They record amounts of silver received by the Fiscal  Office of Umma, but only a part of this silver was used to meet  Umma administration’s needs, while the large majority of it was transferred to  the capitals of the empire, to Ur or to Nippur. The silver amounts which constitute  the “capital” of the two accounts derive from almost every type of economic activity:  duty for the produce of the most various goods, sale of cattle  and sheep, payment of arrears, merchants’ contribution, tax for the irrigation. In their  expenditure section regular and exceptional withdrawals are registered. The former ones concern offerings for feasts  in Ur, Umma and Nippur; the latter ones refer to very important  events, as the death of Šu-Sîn and the coronation of Ibbi-Sîn.

Due bilanci di entrate e uscite di argento da Umma