Archaeologists in China have discovered six previously unknown characters on oracle bones housed in the Lushun City Museum (旅顺博物馆) in the north-eastern province of Liaoning (辽宁). A team of archaeologists and palaeographers from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Lushun City Museum are currently studying and deciphering thousands of oracle bone inscriptions in a bid to learn more about the early history of the…
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