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Archaeologists think that pit 3 represents headquarters

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There is also about 500 horses,

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Its possible that Chinese people used models to create the warriors because each warrior is different

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Archaeologists say the terracotta army was meant to protect the emperor in the afterlife.

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When the army first was built, they painted the clay colors like purple, green, and red.

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Qin was 13 when he became emperor

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The Terracotta Army was built from 246 BC to 208 BC

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The first pit is the biggest, more then two football fields long

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No two warriors look the same

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two thousand soldiers have been untreated

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It takes time to make all the clay warriors back to "normal" because they have missing pieces

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The first pit is the biggest, more then two football fields long

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Archaeologists discovered 4 pits of the clay warriors, one was empty

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The entire army faces east, the Qins kingdom

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Qin tried to become immortal and failed

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Qin wanted something more grand, so he changed his name to Qin Shihuang which means "first emperor, God in Heaven, and Almighty if the universe

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Qin ruled over one million square miles that stretched north and west to the Gobi desert, south to present say Vietnam, and east to the Yellow Sea

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Qin was the first emperor of China

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There were about 7,500 soldiers total

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Though the clay warriors serve as guards, they do not carry shields. Qin solders never used shields because he claimed that alertness and bravery were the most reliable forms of protection in battle.

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The Terra-Cotta warriors were buried about a mile east of the tomb of China's first emperor, Qin Shihuanddi

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Archaeologists later dug deeper to find a huge underground vault full of clay warriors.

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Over the years bits of pottery arms, legs, and full bodies emerged

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Farmers decided to dig a well in a city in central China. 1974