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English: Complete table of the Chinese sexagenary cycle inscribed on an ox scapula. The piece (Heji 37986) is in the hand of the Huáng 黃 diviner group from period V, which corresponds to the reigns of the last two kings of the Shang dynasty (first half of the 11th century BC).
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This file was derived from: Shang Ox Scapula Oracle Bones 1.jpg by Gary Lee Todd |
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