Analysis of the tablet archive of the Pula-Hali family business, from second-millennium B.C. Mesopotamia. The analysis concerns the family business ventures, the operations of its merchant activities, and the use of seals and sealings on the family's official documents.



Includes hand-drawn copies of 173 tablet sealings, sorted by both motif and owner, as well as 79 photographs of the sealings.



Also, editions of the texts used to reconstruct the family history are provided.