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Shang Dynasty

The Shang dynasty preserves early state ritual, divination, and bronze culture through oracle bone and bronze inscriptions. Characters carved into turtle shells, animal bones, and vessels retain some of the earliest clear forms in the history of Chinese writing.

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Oracle Bone Inscription

Oracle bone script refers to ancient Chinese characters found on turtle shells and animal bones used as oracle divination in the Shang Dynasty. The Oracle bones were found in the Ruins of Yin in Henan in AD1899. So far, about 160,000 oracle bone fragments have been unearthed. Modern Chinese script is evolved from the oracle bone script.

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