English transcription: 36920 bis - France - Paris - UNESCO House - 1972. This clay tablet, found by archaeologists in Iraq, is exhibited in UNESCO's headquarters and is a gift of the government of Iraq. It shows an administrative text giving the income gained by the State through the sale of cattle.
French transcription: 36920 bis - France - Paris - Maison de l'UNESCO - 1972. Tablette en terre cuite portant un texte administratif concernant les revenues de l'Etat en bétail. Elle date du règne d'Ishbi-Irra (2017-1985 avant J.C.), fondateur du dynastie D'Sin. Cette tablette, don du Gouvernement irakien, provient de fouilles en Irak et est exposé au siège de l'UNESCO.

English transcription: Objects found by archaeologists in Iraq and exhibited in UNESCO Headquarters, Place de Fontenoy.
French transcription: Objets provenant de fouilles archéologiques en Irak et exposés au Siège de l'UNESCO, Place de Fontenoy.
Description: On display in a case, behind plate glass, 6 objects found in archaeological digs in Iraq. Four texts in French date, identify and describe the 4 larger pieces (from left to right an administrative tablet concerning grain revenues, 2 signature seals, and a second tablet, related to sales of livestock).