Sokora bamboo slips

The Sokora bamboo slips are a collection of over one hundred bamboo slips discovered in Sokora on 20 February 2021. Bamboo slips have been known to be used during the Taoguan period of Tsushiman history, though only a few have been recovered; thus, the Sokora slips help provide more insight into ____ rituals.

The lack of bamboo slips has been attested to bamboo naturally decomposing. The Sokora bamboo slips have been noted to be covered in what was initially thought to be wax, but was later confirmed to be glycerin. Glycerin is know to prevent the decomposition of leaves and stems, so understandably this applies to bamboo as well, though how the slips were coated and the reason why is yet unknown.