China

Discover Terracotta Army
The Terracotta Army near Xi’an is one of China’s most extraordinary archaeological discoveries, created to guard the tomb of the first emperor Qin Shi Huang.
The magnet looks down across long rows of life-sized clay soldiers standing in excavation trenches. The repetition of figures makes the scale of the site immediately apparent.
Moving through the museum halls reveals differences in faces, armour and posture that are easy to miss in the broad view. The warriors are part of a much larger funerary complex that is still being studied.
This Terracotta Army fridge magnet keeps the disciplined rows of ancient soldiers at the centre of the memory. Adding your visit year can connect the excavation view with your own day outside Xi’an.
Terracotta Army
- Photographer: Aaron Greenwood
- Product Code: AS-CN-0008
- Availability: Available to Order
- 6.90€
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5.90€
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