The Emperor Qin Shi Huang (259-210 BCE) mausoleum complex, discovered in the mid-20th century, contain 8000 clay warriors and horses and 40000 bronze weapons…
The Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang, formerly known as "Mount Lishan", is a large-scale mausoleum complex among the imperial mausoleum of all past dynasties…
Grand in scale and rich in burial articles, the Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang covers an area of 45.69 square kilometers, and the key areas (the inner and…
The Terracotta figures, Terracotta horses and chariots in the Terracotta Warriors pit are all the same size as the original in real life, vividly and truly…
Armored infantry figure.
Armored infantry figure.
Kneeling archer figure.
Horses.
The figures were originally painted in bright colors.
Figure of senior armored officer.
The terracotta warriors all held bronze weapons for combat purpose in their hands. So far, 40000 weapons have been unearthed.
The terracotta warriors all held bronze weapons for combat purpose in their hands. So far, 40000 weapons have been unearthed.
Pottery box with lid.
Bronze fowls found in a pit 900m from the mausoleum.
Bronze fowl found in a pit 900m from the mausoleum.
Bronze fowl found in a pit 900m from the mausoleum.
Bronze bell.
