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Archaeology of China / Chinese culture / Writing systems / Ancient Chinese states / Fu Hao / Wu Ding / Shang archaeology / Oracle bone script / Oracle bone / Shang Dynasty / Asia / 2nd millennium BC
Date: 2009-04-01 05:31:19
Archaeology of China
Chinese culture
Writing systems
Ancient Chinese states
Fu Hao
Wu Ding
Shang archaeology
Oracle bone script
Oracle bone
Shang Dynasty
Asia
2nd millennium BC

THE ROYAL TETRAPOD DING AND THE ROYAL DING SACRIFICE*

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