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Oracle Bone: The Relationship Between Oracle Bones And Culture

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Introduction of Each Page: Introduction of Oracle Bones: Oracle Bones is the oldest ancient Chinese character that people found and extant now. The Oracle Bones is people used in around 16th century B.C. to 11th century B.C. More than 3000 years ago. (Shang dynasty) Home Page What is Oracle Bones The discovery of Oracle Bone The Relationship Between Oracle Bones and Culture Citation Oracle Bones Second Page: Explain what is oracle bone, Oracle Bones are used in Shang Dynasty, more than 3000 years ago. People always use this to divination or record important event of royal family member......... Third Page: The discovery of oracle bone, WangYiRong (王懿荣) was the first person who found Oracle Bones in a piece of shell......... Fourth

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