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>Why the version is in Chinese, someone chould please convert it into English. I don't >understand Chinese or Japanese.

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I agree. It mentions that it has been translated into English before, so hopefully someone out there has the English translation. Out of desperation, I tried Babelfishing the page, but it returned an error. The Google language tools Beta Chinese-Simp. translator managed to get partway through before giving up, but machine translation is far from clear.

I don't know if this will work or help anyone, but here is the link to the Google partial translated page:

Google Partial Translation

Unclear reference

I removed the citation Martinez, Efrain, Patricia Duque, and Marta Wolff. 2007 from the section Importance to the history of forensic entomology as it is incomplete and the only likely paper I can find is titled Succession pattern of carrion-feeding insects in Paramo, Colombia [1] which seems unlikely to be relevant (though I do not have access to the full page). Can anyone track this down? Cusop Dingle (talk) 18:37, 4 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Manuscript and printed copies?

Does anyone have a reliable catalog of the earliest manuscript or printed copies of this book? I have been surveying the English translations and articles on the subject and it is starting to feel like a hoax. Minimal bibliographic information is ever provided. Translators seem to refuse to include years from the Western calendar, but merely reference dynasties (which lasted centuries). McKnight, for example, does not seem to cite anywhere the exact printing he was working from when he rendered his translation. Has anyone actually translated from a genuinely ancient copy? Do ancient copies even exist? If yes, are they reliably dated? This article would be greatly improved if someone out there is able to gather that information for inclusion here. 2600:6C4A:7740:10:4CAB:A7B9:65CA:EA5C (talk) 19:53, 5 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]