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Preface
Contents
Illustrations
1: Oracle Bone Inscriptions Their First Appearance and Initial Reception in the Learned World
2: Exploratory Period Collection, Deciphering, and Paleographic Studies of the Inscribed Oracle Bones
3: Field Method as Demonstrated by Western Geologists, Paleontologists, and Archaeologists in China in the Early Twentieth Century
4: Early Period of Planned Digging in Anyang
5: The Royal Tombs Their Discovery and Systematic Excavation
6: Last Three Seasons of Field Work in Hsiao-T'Un Before World War II
7: Wartime Efforts to Continue the Anyang Research
8: Postwar Academic Working Conditions and Studies of the Anyang Finds
9: Prehistoric Remains and Traditional Accounts of Ancient China
10: Architecture Structural Remains and Suggested Reconstructions of Surface Buildings
11: The Economy Agriculture and Artifacts
12: Decorative Art of the Yin-Shang Dynasty
13: Genealogy, Chên-Jên and Some Aspects of Kinship
14: Worship of Ancestors and Other Spirits
15: Notes on the Physical Anthropology of the Yin-Shang Population
Notes
Appendix Chinese Characters
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