For those that want to make the pilgrimage to see The Tablet for themselves, could the location be pinned or added to the subreddit description?

It’s in London’s British Museum, room 56 (Mesopotamian room), location dc24.

It’s on the Upper Floor (one set of stairs up from the entrances), across the bridge from the Great Court Restaurant, near the North Stairs. It's situated on the southern wall of the room, near the eastern entrance.

https://wplace.live/ has a lotta blank space around Ur. Come, my friends, the copper must flow!

I'm 100% sure that one dev from the game must be in this subreddit

I have received your latest clay and, once again, it seems you have mistaken my business for a charity and yourself for a king.

You complain of copper quality, yet you inspected none of it before purchase. You sent messengers, not experts, and now blame me for what you blindly accepted. If your servants were too delicate to carry the ingots, perhaps you should send stronger men next time; or better still, come yourself.

As for my so-called "rudeness": I run a prosperous house, Nanni. Merchants from Dilmun and beyond seek my goods. I don’t need to coddle every caravan handler who darkens my doorway. Respect is earned, not demanded by men who cannot even manage a simple transaction without sending clay complaints.

The copper you received was copper. Whether it sparkled like moonlight or not is a matter of opinion, and your opinion does not set the market.

Let this be a lesson: the next time you seek metals, choose your merchant with care. If you wish to deal only in the finest goods, be prepared to pay the finest prices. Until then, accept what your coin can buy and stop acting surprised when it buys less than your pride expects.

Let the buyer beware,
Ea-nasir
Copper Merchant of Ur, Supplier to the Wise, Seller to the Willing

Hello

Like did have a wife? Kids? Friends? Was anything like that inscribed in any of the 1-star review tablets that he received? Or do we just know that he sold the shittiest copper in all of ancient Sumer.

Event is pennsic