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Searching for locations: Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, X’ian, China
Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum A little history, and anecdotal advice first: In 1974 a 26-year-old farmer, Yang Jide, was drilling a well and found fragments of the terracotta soldiers and bronze weapons. What was discovered later was one of the biggest attended burial pits of China’s first feudal Emperor, Qin Shi Huang. In the following years remains had been found in 3 pits, yielding at least 8,000 soldiers and horses, and over 100 cha…
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