position of the Synchronistic King List do not allow for the name Agum, so Kakrime has been suggested as an alternative. The Tell Muḥammed texts Excavations in the southeastern suburb of Baghdad known as Tell Muḥammed yielded two archives of the first Sealand Dynasty period. Those from level 3, excavated in the 1990s, were dated with year names, for example: "Year water carried King Ḫurduzum up to the city". Those from level 2, excavated in the 1970s, possessed a slightly different date formula, for example: "Year 38 Babylon was resettled. Year King Šipta'ulzi", and are mostly silver and cereal loans. The layers are thought to be around a generation apart. The resettlement of Babylon has been linked to the aftermath of the Hittite sack of the city under Mursili I. Boese proposed the two kings be identified with those in positions seven and eight, and that a slightly different reading of Ḫurbazum for Ḫurduzum be adopted, a position disputed by Brinkman. Inscriptions Notes References Kassites States and territories established in the 18th century BC States and territories disestablished in the 16th century BC Babylonian kings Kassite kings