The fragmentary tablet lists various deliveries, first of textiles (obv. i-ii, rev. i 1-3): from Ur-eš (ii‘ 1′), Ur-Ĝešbare (ii‘ 5′) and from Dada (r. i 3), and – contrary to the edition but already corrected in BDTNS in 2020 – the construction is ki PN-ta „from PN“. Two of these names, Ur-Ĝešbare and Dada, are also known as providers of textiles in the famous list RTC 221 ix 8′ and 4′, dated to Gudea and listing objects with the „king“ (lugal) (of Uruk?) and his family as well as various deliveries (see the edition by Lehmann 2016 : 645-52). After the section on oils, presented in the transliteration above, follow in column r. ii 30 litres of apples, different types of “ oil bottles“ (saman4), and „leather bags“ (^kušdu10-gan) filled with bows, oil bottles, and linen. Prosopography and the listed goods thus again situate the oils in a palatial context.