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Some of the soldiers are found with a little bit of vibrant paint on them

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Generals wore the most elegant clothing with feathers on their caps

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all of the uniforms are the exact copies of what real people actually wore in their times

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In ancient china, men wore their long hair in fancy buns

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The soldiers were meant to be hidden forever with a wooden roof, and 10 feet of dirt pilled on top.

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pit 3 contains only about 70 soldiers. People think that it that it represents the army's headquarters

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2 bronze chariots were found near the army. They are about half the size of real chariots.

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Pit 2 is filled with horses and chariots. The horses are a breed called Mongolian ponies.They are small but very strong.

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The largest pit is pit 1 and it is as long as 2 football fields. It contains about 6,000 soldiers

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The clay soldiers, horses, chariots are placed in 3 pits

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The whole project was finished in 210 B.C.

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I took about 10 years to make all the warriors

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The clay that was used was from Mount Li

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The emperor believed that when the warriors were buried, they would come alive.

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Qins tomb was hidden under a man-made mountain to protect him from tomb robbers

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Some of the sculptures had brocken and it was like a "3D jigsaw puzzle"

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The terra cotta warriors were found while a farmer was digging a whole and they found a sculpture of a head

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These sculptures are over 2,000 years old

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Over 5 million tourist visited the site in 2015

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A 72" warrior goes from either 1,850 to 2,350 dollars

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It took over 700,000 labors and 40 years to complete the Terra Cotta warriors and the tomb

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The Top 10 Amazing Facts You Probably Don't Know about the Terracotta Army 3)

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The Top 10 Amazing Facts You Probably Don't Know about the Terracotta Army 3)

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5 Things You May Not Know About the Terra Cotta Army 2

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5 Things You May Not Know About the Terra Cotta Army 2

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This one of the best archaeological finds of the 20th centary

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Less than 1% of the emperors tomb has been excavated

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Not only were all the warriors well preserved, The weapons of the warrior were in the tomb with them and amazingly well preserved

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This site was the largest burial site ever found and was probably never finished

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warriors were found in 3 positions, standing kneeling, or on horses

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This site was only a mile away from the first emperor of china (Qin Shi Huangdi) tomb.

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Over 6 years, 200,000 square feet of land was found underground containing the unique sculptures

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Horses were also found in the tomb.

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The sculptures were first made without limbs that would later be added on.

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Each one was carefully modeled after a maybe real soldier.

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These sculptures were life-sized. Some even stood taller then the person that they were modeling. They all stood about 6 feet tall.

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Ancient China by Jacqueline Ball and Richard  Levey  1)

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Ancient China by Jacqueline Ball and Richard  Levey  1)

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Over 8000 clay warriors were found underground in a giant tomb.