HAHHUM
| Gudea Insctiption | Gudea obtained gold from the mountains of Hahhum: Astour 1995, 1410; |
| CCT1 31a | Salary of ânier from Qatara to Hahhum: Falkner, 10; Garelli, 110. |
| CCT 3 34b | Sender refers to péage up to Zalpa and proposes to go to Hahhum. |
| TCL 19 24 | 7 shekels silver as Loan for Oil-trader of Hahhum for Kaniš |
| TCL 3 105= | Old Assyrian letter: author stays first at Nahur and later at Hahhum. Assyrians had karum at Hahhum. |
| TCL 4 18 | In case recipient is afraid to go via Hahhum, author says to go via Uršum (located at Gaziantepe) and to send caravans one by one to Mamma. Or 21, 288; Bilgic, 24f; Goetze, It., 69. |
| EL 243 | Hurama associated with Hahhum in instruction from karum of Kaniš: Garelli, 112. |
| CCT 4 18a | Hahhum is associated with Timilkia: Garelli, 112. Timilkia and Hahhum do not seem to receive instructions from Kaniš and road from Assur seems to go through these cities. Garelli (113) suggests that Luhusattia, Hurama and Salahšua control principal passes to Kaniš near Bimbogadagh. |
| Tafel X | Hahhum and Timilkia mentioned: Lewy, die Kultepetexte aus der Sammlung Frida Hahn, 6n2 |
| B308 | Relation between Eluhut, Lullum, Hahhum, Zalmaqum, Burundum and Talhat |
| Annals of Hattusilis 1 | Hattusilis 1 proceeded to conquest of Hahhum after defeating Hassu. Taking of Hahhum preceded crossing of Euphrates, which was not too far away. |
| Hattusilis 3 Autobiography | Hahhum seems to be N of Anti-Taurus, since Pattiyarik is in direction of Milid: Goetze.Hattusilis 3 battled Kaska at Pattiyarik |
Hahhum is identified as near the sources of the Tigris, with Mamma N of the Taurus near Göksun: Astour 1995, 1409;1411. Gelb, AJSL 55 1938 75; Guterbock JNES 20 1961 96.; Garstang, JNES 1 1942 452; LAndsberger Belleten 3 1939 223; Lewy Or 21 1952 273; Bilgic AfO 15 1945-51 13;
Goetze JCS 7 1953 68 and Garelli, 109 in Elbistan. Garelli places Hahhum, Timilkia, Hurama, Luhusattia and Šalahšua in plain of Elbistan: Garelli, 113.
Garelli locates Mamma in high route avoiding Elbistan, thus locating Hahhum in Elbistan, thereby explaining TCL 4 18.