國立臺灣大學中國文學系博士生Ph.D Student, Department of Chinese Literature, National Taiwan University.張宇衛2017-09-082018-05-292017-09-082018-05-292012-12http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw//handle/246246/282398今所見商代甲骨卜辭，基本以刻在龜甲、胛骨為主。本文以胛骨為範圍，共綴合十五則，其中四則屬第一期的賓組卜辭；另十一則歸於第五期的黃組卜辭，內容涉及卜旬，以及田獵的材料。而十五組中，二組則是在前人的基礎上再行加綴，其餘則為本文新綴。This article interprets fifteen divination writings incised in conjoined animals’ scapulae, two of which are pieced together by former scholars and the other thirteen by the author. Four of the writings belong to the Bin Group of the First Phase, which covers the reign of King Wu Ding; the other eleven belong to the Huang Group of the Fifth Phase, which covers the reign of Emperors Yi and Xin. These divination inscriptions predict the results of hunting activities and the activities’ influences on the balance of nature within the following ten days. Animals’ scapulae and tortoise plastrons are the two primary materials of the Shang Dynasty oracle bones unearthed so far.23851422 bytesapplication/pdf卜辭、胛骨、賓組、黃組、綴合(divination inscriptions, scapula, Bin Group, Huang Group, conjoin）journal article10.6281/ntucl.2012.39.01http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw/bitstream/246246/282398/1/0039_201212_1.pdf