Some friends and I had a chance to visit the traveling exhibit of China’s amazing Terra Cotta Warriors. It was fascinating.
Excavations have been ongoing for 40 years, and there are many decades of work still ahead. Several relatively small pits have been opened on a site that measures 22 square miles. It will be fascinating to see what more time reveals.
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- Terra Cotta Warriors Banner
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- This General’s Hands Probably Rested on a Wooden Chariot 2200 Years Ago
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- Details Such as Rivets and Ribbons of Rank
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- Archers Kneeling and Standing Held Crossbows
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- The Army Includes Horses and Chariots
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- Another View of Horse and Soldier
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- Originally the Figures Were Painted
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- Recreation of an Excavated Pit
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- Amazing Armor Made of Limestone Tiles
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- Not All the Statues Are Warriors
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- Bells Signaled Retreat in Battle
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- Standardized Coins Were One of the First Emperor’s Lasting Changes
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