G. REISNER, in 1902, published _Tempelurkunden aus Telloh_ (Berlin, W. Spemann), being the collection presented to the Berlin Museum by H. SIMON. H. RADAU in his _Early Babylonian History_ (New York, 1903), published and discussed a number purchased for the E. A. Hoffmann collections in the New York Metropolitan Museum. T. G. PINCHES dealt with _Some Case Tablets from Telloh_ in the _Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society_ for 1905, pp. 815-29, and, in 1909, published _The Amherst Tablets_, being an _Account of the Babylonian Inscriptions in the Collection of the Right Honourable Lord Amherst of Hackney, at Didlington Hall, Norfolk_ (London, Quaritch). H. DE GENOUILLAC published and discussed some texts of H. SCHLUMBERGER’S as _Tablettes d’Ur_ in the _Hilprecht Anniversary Volume_, pp. 137-41. In 1911 T. G. PINCHES dealt with some _Tablets from Telloh in Private Collections_ in _The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society_, pp. 1039-62, and ST. LANGDON gave _Some Sumerian Contracts_ in the _Zeitschrift für Assyriologie_, 1911, pp. 205-14. V. SCHEIL contributed a series of _Notes d’épigraphie et d’archéologie assyriennes_ to the _Recueil de Travaux_ (Paris, E. Bouillon), vol. xvii, 1895, pp. 28-30; xviii (1896), pp. 64-74; xix (1897), pp. 44-64; xx (1898), pp. 55-72, 200-10; xxi (1899), pp. 26-9, 123-6; xxii (1900), pp. 27-39, 78-80, 149-61; xxiii (1901), pp. 18-23; xxiv (1902), pp. 24-9, in which among other priceless records he gave many extracts from the Telloh texts, some entire texts, and much elucidation of the same. Special studies devoted to the subject are: H. DE GENOUILLAC’S _Textes juridiques de l’époque d’Ur_ in the _Revue d’Assyriologie_, 1911, pp. 1-32; H. DEIMEL’S _Studien zu C. T., I, III, V, VII, IX, X_, in the _Zeitschrift für Assyriologie_, 1911, pp. 328-45; _Sátilla, textes juridiques de la seconde dynastie d’Our_ in _Babyloniaca_, iii, 1910, pp. 81-132, by F. PELÉGAUD, and _Di-tilla, textes juridiques chaldéens de la seconde dynastie d’Our_, by C. H. VIROLLEAUD (Poitiers, A. Boutifard, 1903); _Comptabilité chaldéenne_, by the same author, same place and publisher, 1903, is a series of valuable essays. G. A. BARTON gave _A Babylonian Ledger Account of Reeds and Wood_ in the _American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures_, 1911, pp. 322-7, and in the same journal, 1912, pp. 207-10, another text of the same sort. Tablets of the same period have been found by the thousand at Jokha, the ancient Umma, for centuries the hereditary foe of Telloh, and at Dréhem, which seems to have been a closely dependent city of the Nippur district. They have already found their way in large numbers to Europe and America.