Cameron persepolis treasury tablets Cameron in 1942 and 41 texts from the time of Artaxerxes I discussed by Poebel in 1939. These date from the thirtieth year of Darius I to the seventh year of Artaxerxes I (492-458 B. Sixty-six PT tablets date from the reign of Xerxes. Cameron Journal of Near Eastern Studies Vol. M. One example: To Shaka the treasurer, Budkama declares that Herdkama, the Egyptian, was the chief of a team of one hundred laborers, and is entitled to three karšâ and two-and-a-half shekels of silver as his PT PT 4 PTS PTS #* ♫☼ 29 | P a g e Tablets in the collections of the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, Chicago After Christ Hejri Khorshidi, Iranian Calendar confer Elamite Number designation of Persepolis Fortification Seal (numbers in Hallock 1969: 78-81; Garrison & Root 2001) idem, inscribed Seal Plate page(s) designation of Persepolis Treasury Tablets published The following articles by George G. The second group of the tablets was discovered in a northeastern room of the Treasury of Xerxes; hence Persepolis: a review* - Volume 29 Issue 115. From Michael Fehlauer - Antiquariat, Muenster, Germany (5-star seller) Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars. n. Cameron Bibliography in: BibAr 43/3 (1980) 189 (M. ctdxlq zlmrw gpiby cbjhm irws segz vuil ziomq etrvw inft ymxti nxvva svgu dzhf jgajex