
Excavated Documents
2026 No.1 / Volume 25 (Quarterly)
Sponsoring Institution: Zhongxi Book Company, Tsinghua University
Publisher: Zhongxi Book Company
ISSN: 2096-7365
CN: 31-2170/K
Publication Date: March 2026
CONTENTS
The Interpretation of the Ancient Chinese Character Chi
Bai Yulan & Kong Tingyan (1)
Examination and Discrimination of Some Vaguely Characters in Oracle Bone Inscriptions
Wu Liwan (18)
The Usage of Jin in Oracle Bone Inscriptions—with a Discussion of the Demonstrative Nature of Jin in Ancient Chinese
Xu Liqun (29)
On the Newly Discovered Jin You Inscription and the Reconstruction of the Ritual Calendar of Emperor Xin’s Late Reign
Guan Wentao (40)
A Study of the Inscriptions on the Zheng Clan Tripod Unearthed from the Spring and Autumn Period Chu Tomb on Bayi Road in Nanyang
Niu Qingbo & Qiao Baotong (51)
A Renewed Interpretation of the Recently Discovered King Kan of Chu Plate Inscription
Xu Jiayue (55)
Interpretation on the Vessel of Luozi Wu
Shen Qishi (61)
Interpreting Several Characters with the Fu Phonetic Component in Chu Manuscripts
Cheng Yan (68)
Attempting an Explanation for the Character Lian in Warring States Tomb Inventory Manuscripts
Li Xiaoyun (72)
Supplementary Evidence for the Vehicular Components Jiu, Zhou, and Zhou in Chu Funerary Procession Lists
Tang Jia & Xiao Yi (80)
A New Study on the Abbreviation and Replacement Sign
Xu Shihe (91)
Three Annotations on the Yinqueshan Han Manuscript Sanshishi
Zhao Xiangrong (105)
The Jingjue (Thornwood) Divination Slip among the Xuanquan Han Dynasty Manuscripts
Yu Fu (109)
Two Notes on Brick Inscriptions and a Bronze Seal from the Eastern Han Dynasty
Chang Zeyu (115)
Reexploring the Price of Chicken in the Han Dynasty Bamboo Slips Taking the Measure Word Zhi as a Clue
Guo Xiaoqing (123)
Restoration and Study of the Zoumalou Jiahe Ernian Yu Bu Za Mi Yi Ru Fu Shou Bo Wu Manuscript
Ren Erbing (132)
Study On the Phenomenon of Shang and Qu Tones Mixed in Dunhuang Manuscripts
Li Huabin (151)
Gold-Character Manuscripts in Medieval China
He Yifan (161)
Cross-Boundary Engagements and Scholarly Reconfiguration: A Study of Western Oracle Bone Scholars in China during the Late Qing and Republican Periods
Zhang Congying (174)