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An ancient trove of literary records, the kind that simply does not come about in Western archaeology, was found in an old well in central China.
By PA/TPN, in Asia, World · 27 Apr 2024, 12:31 · 0 Comments
Dating back to the year 220 CE, 10,000 bamboo slats covered in Chinese characters reveal a wealth of information about how a nearby town governed during the Three Kingdoms Period.
These bamboo relics were made in the kingdom of Wu, as they bear a reference to the name of the era Jiahe, which marked the rule of the first king of Wu, Sun Quan.
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