Quadrangular administrative cuneiform envelope inscribed on one side and stamped with a cylinder seal scroll depicting a lama goddess before a seated bearded god. Behind the god are three columns of inscriptions mentioning the owner's name.

Dated to year 6 of King Shu-Sin. From Umma.

"60 laborers for 20 days, (for) washing(?) …; overseer: Ipae. Sealed by Kas. [month x], Year: "He erected a magnificent stele for (the gods) Enlil and Ninlil."

Seal impression reads "En-kas, scribe, son of Ur-Ishtaran"

Intact, one side exhibiting a darker, burnt surface.