Deep Memory · claim DEEP-C043 · Observation rung · The handled objects

The Assyrian banduddû is a bucket named in ritual texts.

Not featured in the current editionAI-extractedorigin: split of DEEP-C008 (report 2026-09-09-inbox-deep-memory-200334)

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“A bucket, named in ritual texts, with the cone used to sprinkle from it.”

Evidence

Supports· weakDEEP-E086

Wiggermann 1992 (via blog transcription): banduddû denotes the bucket held by relief figures — part 1

what the source states: Banduddû is the bucket held by many figures of the reliefs: "Banduddû unquestionably denotes the bucket held by many figures of the reliefs".
what we infer: This is the textual identification the ledger claim needs, but seen secondhand through an unchecked blog transcription; weak until the printed page is read. It says the ritual texts name the object, which is the claim's proposition.
limitations: Secondhand transcription on a personal blog; transliterations visibly garbled; not checked against the printed page.

Estéban Trujillo de Gutiérrez (2015)AI-verified citation

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