亚鱼鼎铭文实为大禹名字“禹”的另一种写法（The Inscription on the 'Fish Tripod' is Actually Another Way of Writing the Name of Yu the Great）

Chinese abstract: 摘要： 《发现夏朝》一书详细地证明了古埃及第一王朝的奠基人那尔迈和我国记载的夏朝奠基人大禹实际上是同一个人。本文通过对殷墟出土的“亚鱼鼎”铭文（含有宫、城、鸟、鱼图像）的详细比较，认为“亚鱼鼎”铭文实际上是“禹”名的另一种书写方式。本文在分析“亚鱼鼎”字形要素和古埃及象形文字演变的基础上，对“亚鱼鼎”铭文提出了新的解读。释义过程不再是简单的基于字形的猜测，而是基于《发现夏朝》所完成的理论体系的自然推理，为其他甲骨文、金文释义提供了重要的方法和理论依据。 English abstract: The book "Discovering Xia Dynasty" proves in detail that Narmer, the founder of the First Dynasty in ancient Egypt and Yu(禹) the Great, the founder of Xia Dynasty recorded in China, are actually the same person. Through a detailed comparison of the inscriptions (the image of palace or city, bird and fish) on the “Fish Tripod”(亚鱼鼎) unearthed from the Yin Dynasty ruins, this paper believes that the inscriptions on the “Fish Tripod” are actually another way of writing the name of "Yu"(禹). Based on the analysis of the glyph elements of “Fish Tripod” and the evolution of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, this paper puts forward a new interpretation of the “Fish Tripod” inscription. The process of interpretation is no longer a simple guess based on the glyph, but a natural inference based on the theoretical system completed in the "Discovering Xia Dynasty", which provides an important method and theoretical basis for the interpretation of other oracle bone inscriptions and bronze inscriptions.