Tablets from Jokha were first noticed by V. SCHEIL in his _Notes d’épigraphie et d’archéologie assyrienne_ in _Recueil de Travaux_, vol. xix, pp. 62-3, 1897, who showed that Jokha was Umma. FR. THUREAU-DANGIN in the _Revue d’Assyriologie_ (viii), 1911, pp. 152-8, who deals with _Les noms des mois sur les tablettes de Djokha_, gives a number of these texts from the time of the Dynasties of Akkad and Ur. ST. LANGDON has published _A tablet from Umma in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford_ in the _Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology_, 1913, pp. 47-52. In contents these are very similar to the tablets from Telloh or Dréhem, and seem to have been often confused with them by the dealers. ST. LANGDON published _Tablets from the Archives of Dréhem_ (Paris, Geuthner, 1912); L. DELAPORTE, _Tablettes de Dréhem in Revue d’Assyriologie_, 1911, pp. 183-98; P. DHORME, _Tablettes de Dréhem à Jérusalem_ in same journal, pp. 39-63; H. DE GENOUILLAC, _Tablettes de Dréhem, publiées avec inventaire et tables_. _Musée du Louvre_ (Paris, Geuthner, 1911), and _La trouvaille de Dréhem, Étude avec un choix de textes de Constantinople et Bruxelles_ (Paris, Geuthner, 1911); see also _Some Sumerian Contracts_, by ST. LANGDON, in the _Zeitschrift für Assyriologie_, 1911, pp. 205-14. A useful summary is _Some Published Texts from Dréhem_, by I. M. PRICE, in the _American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures_, 1912, pp. 211-15. _Sumerian Administrative Documents from the Second Dynasty of Ur_, from the _Temple Archives of Nippur_, vol. iii, part i of Series A, Cuneiform Texts, in _Publications of the Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania_ (Philadelphia, 1910), deals with closely related texts. E. HUBER wrote _Die altbabylonischen Darlehenstexte aus der Nippur-Sammlung im K. O. Museum in Konstantinopel_ as a contribution to the _Hilprecht Anniversary Volume_, pp. 189-222. V. SCHEIL in his _Notes d’épigraphie_ made some entries about those Nippur texts which reached Constantinople, see p. 78. An allied text was given by P. DHORME in the _Journal Asiatique_, 1912, pp. 158-9, as _Un brouillon d’inventaire_. The whole subject of these Temple Records is being studied by H. TORCZYNER, who has started with _Vorläufige Bemerkungen_ to _Altbabylonische Tempelrechnungen, umschrieben und erklärt_ in the _Anzeiger der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien_, 1910, pp. 136-40. On the general scope and purpose of the Temple Records, see the article on _Babylonian Book-keeping_, by A. T. CLAY, in the _American Journal of Archaeology_, 1910, pp. 74 ff.