Oracle bones - Revision history

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Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were made by the [[Shang dynasty]] in [[China]].

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-'''Oracle bones''' were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].
+'''Oracle bones''' were ox bones or turtle shells inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Chan [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].
 Sample oracle bones were later brought to Europe by [[Marco Polo]].
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-Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].
+'''Oracle bones''' were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].
 Sample oracle bones were later brought to Europe by [[Marco Polo]].
 [[Category:China]]

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	Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology\|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].		Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology\|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].
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		+	Sample oracle bones were later brought to Europe by [[Marco Polo]].

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	Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology\|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].		Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology\|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].
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−	Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were ~~made by the~~ [[~~Shang dynasty~~]] in [[China]] ~~and were~~ the first ~~archeological~~ evidence of ~~that~~ dynasty ~~to be found~~.	+	Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were a major part of pre-Zen [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] religion in [[China]], although they are not commonly used now. Early oracle bones provided the first [[archaeology\|archaeological]] evidence of the [[Shang dynasty]].

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−	Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were made by the [[Shang dynasty]] in [[China]].	+	Oracle bones were bones inscribed with questions and answers. They were made by the [[Shang dynasty]] in [[China]] and were the first archeological evidence of that dynasty to be found.