The tablet is arranged in ten columns, the last two now lost. The first column is headed. ‘Amount entered,’ the third column is headed, ‘1st (quality) flour,’ and the fifth column is headed, ‘2nd (quality) flour.’ The meaning of the to the headings of the second and fourth columns are not yet deciphered, but it is clear that the figures in columns two, three, and five always add up to the same amount as columns one and six, the latter headed, ‘Totals.’ From other similar tablets, we know that the two missing columns would have been headed, ‘Deficit,’ and ‘Delivery,’ and would have been followed by the name of the man concerned. The tablet is dated to a year (now lost) in the reign of King Adarakalamma, ca. 1530 – 1500 BC.