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Color painted terra cotta soliders
Archaeological research shows that all the terracotta warriors were originally painted in brilliant and rich tones of red, green, lavender and sky blue.

Archaeological research shows that all the terracotta warriors were originally painted in brilliant and rich tones of red, green, lavender and sky blue.

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 Comments :

X7Lzkz Really informative blog.Really looking forward to read more. Cool.
-crorkz matz, Augest 5, 2014

u4x92E Thanks-a-mundo for the article post.Thanks Again. Fantastic.
-matzcrorkz, Augest 4, 2014

1VOGDX Really enjoyed this post.Much thanks again. Cool.
-crorkz, Augest 3, 2014

m7TKaR I really liked your blog.Thanks Again. Keep writing.
-high quality backlin, July 18, 2014

they are really cool. Life-sized and they were really colourful when they were first made, 2200 years ago.
-project on china :), December 14, 2009

They were found in 1974. They had been buried in pits, accompanied by clay horses, and chariots made from bronze. No two soldiers are alike. They have different facial expressions, or slightly different uniforms.
-project on china :), December 14, 2009

It was built out of paranoia...still beautiful and awesome to behold
-twoshi, June 26, 2009

Thousands of these immortal warriors were to protect the first emperor of China in the afterlife.
-Carlos Ameri, Augest 5, 2008

Nice but wonder why it was built?
-neat garl, April 3, 2008

Fascinating
-K.Eluf, March 31, 2008

that is one big statue
-big boy, October 23, 2007



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