What are the main contents recorded on the bones of cattle in sacrificial hunting?

The main contents recorded on the sacrificial hunting bones painted with Zhu Niu: The first record on the front shows that Wu Wang Ding Bin fell down in the middle of the sacrifice; Second, I remember that the carriage broke down when the king was hunting; Third, remember that the king's sons and nephews call the dead; The fourth is to hold sacrifices with ten Qiang people as sacrifices, and there are two unclear words; The astronomical phenomena are recorded on the back.

Zhu Niu's painted sacrificial hunting map, also known as Wang Bin Zhong Ding Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Zhen Xuan Oracle Bone Inscriptions, was unearthed in Xiaotun Village, Anyang, Henan Province, and is now in the National Museum of China. It is 32.2 cm long and 19.8 cm wide. It belongs to the Wuding period (about 1250- BC 1 19 1).

The inscriptions on Oracle bones are cracks that indicate good or bad luck when burning Oracle bones, and the grades are generally from right to left. This piece of Oracle Bone Inscriptions has two Oracle Bone Inscriptions from left to right (one on the front and one on the back).

The calligrapher in Oracle Bone Inscriptions comes from a wizard. Their jobs are divination and sacrifice. They have supernatural personalities and are good at writing. They are the most educated people in the aristocratic group. This Oracle Bone Inscriptions has the name of "Ren Zhen" (fortune teller), and it is the same person. It is estimated that this Oracle Bone Inscriptions is from this person.

Tu Youyou's inscriptions on hunting cattle bones belong to the bold style in oracle calligraphy. There are large and small inscriptions, and the structure is simple and natural. The strokes have both strong square folds and smooth turns, but the square folds are the main ones.