# The fragmentary Hurrian songs h.2 to h.30 (RS 19.164 and others)

> About 35 fragments from the Royal Palace at Ugarit with parts of Hurrian text, notation lines and colophons; four name composers (Tapsihuni, Puhiyana…

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# The fragmentary Hurrian songs h.2 to h.30 (RS 19.164 and others)

DocumentC. 1400 BC

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About 35 fragments from the Royal Palace at Ugarit with parts of Hurrian text, notation lines and colophons; four name composers (Tapsihuni, Puhiyana, Urhiya, Ammiya) and one names the scribe Ipsali. Edited by Laroche in Ugaritica V; the basis of Rahn's 2011 statistics.

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## Sources 2

- [Documents en langue hourrite provenant de Ras Shamra](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDHDCF6PMX/documents-en-langue-hourrite-provenant-de-ras-shamra)_SRC_
- [The Hurrian Pieces, ca. 1350 BCE: Part One, Notation and Analysis](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDK7Q5J822/the-hurrian-pieces-ca-1350-bce-part-one-notation-and)_SRC_

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The fragmentary Hurrian songs h.2 to h.30 (RS 19.164 and others) [Artifact ART0DEDRY95C54W]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ART0DEDRY95C54W
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National Museum of Damascus (Ras Shamra finds); individual inventory numbers not established in this pass

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c. 1400 BC

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