The seventh version of the day-tablets describing DAY 4 of the nuntarriyašḫa- festival includes only one tentatively identified manuscript, KBo 56.74. The text seems to mention a ḫuluganni- cart adorned with gold, waiting at a gazzituri- (perhaps a well pole?). Such a vehicle is otherwise attested only in the day-tablets of DAY 5 of the nuntarriyašḫa- festival, where it is taken from Taḫurpa to Ḫattuša. It is therefore reasonable to attribute KBo 56.74 – if correctly restored – to the previous day of the festival, when the king is on his way toward Taḫurpa.

KBo 56.74 has not been edited previously.

Judging from the spacious writing and the presence of lines containing only a single word, one can conclude that the fragment comes from a three-column tablet.

The fragment is too small for any reliable palaeographic analysis.