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China Archeological Secrets
¡¶The Emperor's Burial Objects¡·
 
 
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    In May 1990, the archaeologists in Shanxi were carefully cleaning up an ancient pit. The thousand-year-old dirt was removed bit by bit and the hidden secret was about to come to light in the 20th century.
    The first sight of the pit was puzzling. When the archaeologists removed the dirt, there appeared a head of a pottery figurine. By its side, there were many broken limbs and heads of pottery figurines. The facial expressions of the figurines were very diverse: some of them were smiling, others meditating. They reminded us of the famous terra-cotta soldiers and horses in Qinshihuang's Mausoleum, but they looked quite different. Who are they? And why were they left here?
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