In the scent formulas on the clay tablets, information such as how Tapputi conducted her studies in the full moon and how she presented it to the stars is written. In other words, we don't only see how was the formula but also the way the scent is made. The tiniest details of the making project also take place. A total of 27 pages appeared from the two tablets. It also took pages to interpret the translation. Lemongrass, myrrh, rose, botanical plants are also mentioned here. After this project is finished, we will have 11 clay tablets left.

— Fragrance specialist Bihter Türkan Ergül, quoted in another article about Tapputi. Read more in 3,200-year-old fragrance formula by Mesopotamian perfumer unveiled at Daily Sabah.