Documentary evidence indicated jade items were included in burnt offerings during this period, but no evidence had been found 🏺 1/2
Documentary evidence indicated jade items were included in burnt offerings during this period, but no evidence had been found 🏺 1/2
The new Yinxu Museum is the first major national thematic archaeological museum dedicated to panoramically showcasing the ancient Shang civilization.
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The new Yinxu Museum is the first major national thematic archaeological museum dedicated to panoramically showcasing the ancient Shang civilization.
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🏺Oracle Bones are used in Shang Dynasty divination, offering the oldest records of #Chinese writing.📜
🔮What do you see🤔
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🏺Oracle Bones are used in Shang Dynasty divination, offering the oldest records of #Chinese writing.📜
🔮What do you see🤔
digitalorientalist.com/2022/09/23/c...
#sinology #academicsky #digitalhumanities
By: Mesafint Brlie on Saturday, August 23, 2025
By: Mesafint Brlie on Saturday, August 23, 2025
AFAIK, It’s only ever meant “ruler” or “to claim rulership (a la 春秋 etc).”
Yinxu 殷墟 means “the ruins of Yin.”
etc etc etc
AFAIK, It’s only ever meant “ruler” or “to claim rulership (a la 春秋 etc).”
Yinxu 殷墟 means “the ruins of Yin.”
etc etc etc
The archaeological site marks the capital of the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC). It stands as a testament to the cultural sophistication and technological advances of Bronze Age China.
The archaeological site marks the capital of the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC). It stands as a testament to the cultural sophistication and technological advances of Bronze Age China.
Exhibition: “Regional Civilizations of the Shang Dynasty” at Panlongcheng Site Museum, until March 9, 2025.
Exhibition: “Regional Civilizations of the Shang Dynasty” at Panlongcheng Site Museum, until March 9, 2025.