The Reconstruction Of The Archive Of Ahu-Wer, The Cattle And Flock Fatteneder(kuru(?)da)in Naqabtum Fold Of The Animal Center Of Ur-â…¢ Dynasty In Puzri(?) -Dagan

one of the bigest Animal tribute centers, built by the king ?ulgi of Ur III dynasty at his reign of the 39th year. Now the site of Office of Puzri?-Dagan is in Drehem of Iraq. The Ur III dynasty and royalty of Ur III dynasty increasing strong, the king of ?ulgi established this animal center for management of their animal sacrifices,the reason was that, more and more animal tribute coming from all over the dynasty. at the moment, the palace and the officials of the royal court as well as the soldiers also needed the massive domestic animals as foods. These receiving and withdrawals of the large amount of animals required the special accounting office to manage.é-Puzri?-Dagan, which was near to the religious center of Nippur and Tummal, therefore was elected as the place of the Royal Animal Center. The office of Puzri?-Dagan was the biggest and Most influential animal managing center in ancient Mesopotamia, so it occupies very important position in the economic management system of Ur III dynasty, and Also has a profound and far-reaching effects on the ancient Euphrates and Tigris. So the documents which were excavated in Drehem become very important historical materials to study administrative agricultural economy religious diplomatic history of ancient Euphrates and Tigris.The work in this paper is to reconstruct the archives of Ahu-Wer, which was a Transport officer of Office of Puzri?-Dagan. we didn't fine the research published specifically for this official yet. At present. There are 400 texts regarding his activities were excavated in Drehem. This paper is divided into two parts: In the first part, the paper introduces profession, work time, job category of Ahu-Wer, who were relevant to him and the use of these animal which were withdrawn from Ahu-Wer. Part tow reconstructed the archive of Ahu-Wer according to the chronological order, and presented Sumerian transliterations, English translations and Chinese translations.Through the analysis of the texts of Ahu-Wer, the conclusions below have been obtained: the name of Ahu-Wer appeared in Drehem texts in the period from AS 3 xi2/2 to ?u-Sin 7 iii/25. he was a Cattle and Flock fatteneder in Naqabtum Fold. Ahu-Wer was an important official in the tribute animal Center. He was two dynasty senior statesmen in in the period of Amar-Sin and ?u-Sin. And his working career seeing the most prosperous period of Ur III dynasty. so the texts of Ahu-Wer has provided originalest and directest first-hand information to study the political, economic, eligious and rdiplomacy of Ur III dynasty.