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習字簡24.1
習字簡26.9
習字簡32.12
習字簡101.2
習字簡227.98
習字簡
習字簡24.1
習字簡26.9
習字簡32.12
習字簡101.2
習字簡227.98
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Wooden Slips for Writing Practice

Numerous wooden slips used for writing practice, namely repeatedly writing a single character or a sentence on a discarded slip, have been unearthed from Edsen-gol. One can see that the backs of slip nos. 24.1, 32.12, and 26.9 on display here have been used in this manner, whereas nos. 101.2 and 227.98 are so-called “erasing inscriptions” which refer to slips that have been shaved—essentially erasing the previous text—to be reused.
Item No.
24.1A, 32.12B, 26.9B, 101.2, 227.98
Period
Han dynasty (206 B.C.–220 A.D.)
Excavated/Findspot
A8 Mu-durbeljin, A32 Limes Gate
Materials
Wood

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