Oracle bones: 3,250-year-old engraved bones and tortoise shells from ancient China were used to foretell the future

Archaeologists say the “oracle bones” from ancient China were used in magical attempts to predict the future.
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Archaeologists say the “oracle bones” from ancient China were used in magical attempts to predict the future.
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