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UET 5, 494:

17 barley of silver: Utu-mansum, Ludlul-Sin, Luni, Adaya, Sin-eribam his son, Sin-magir son of Ku-Ningal, Rabi-Sin, Zamma, Erra-imitti, Sin-ishmenni the engraver, Imgur-Sin son of Bamu, Sin-eresh son of Awili, Sin-bani the healer, Shamash-rabi son of Erra-gasher.

Total: 1 1/3 shekel, 15 barleycorn of silver which they paid.

Shat-Shamash the gardener, Shat-Sin, and Shamash-iddin were the ones who poured the beer.

Marine Beranger suggested this text may have taken place at the conclusion of a contract signing, perhaps due to the presence of the engraver, Sin-ishmenni (or maybe it's a school text). Engravers (BUR.GUL) inscribed cylinder seals with precious stones and fashioned temporary seals out of clay (see more here).