数字藏经洞

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残片

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P.3956P2

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中文

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###Archaeological clues and academic speculation
- ** Hongshan Culture Tombs **: Insect-shaped jade articles such as jade silkworms and jade cicadas were found in some tombs at the Niuheliang site, which may be related to the original religious concept of emergence and ascension to heaven.
- ** Shang Dynasty Sacrifice Pit **: In the bones of the martyrs buried in the M1001 tomb in Houjiazhuang, Yin Ruins, there is a special case where ribs are stained with cinnabar and placed in a cross shape
- ** Ethnological reference **: The legend of the Dulong people in Yunnan believes that ribs are the passage through which the soul enters and exits the body. Some Southeast Asian mountain tribes still retain the burial ceremony of the deceased with a tether to guide the soul.
- ** Academic controversy **: Some scholars have suggested that it may be due to special bone processing techniques (such as human bone sorting during secondary burial), or unconventional burial caused by war/punishment

###Missing documentation
There is no direct record of "rib burial" in the existing pre-Qin classics, and there is no similar link in the funeral process described in "Zhou Li" and "Yi Li". It may belong to a regional minority funeral custom or a short practice in a specific historical period.