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  1. 🏺 THE TERRACOTTA ARMY UNCOVERED
    March 29, 1974 — In rural Xi'an, China, farmers digging a water well break through into an underground chamber, revealing one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. Thousands of life-sized terracotta warriors, each with unique facial features, had been buried for over 2,200 years to protect Emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife. This accidental discovery would uncover an entire ancient army frozen in time.

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    #z_image #AIart #GenerativeAI #LLM #CinematicRealism #AtmosphericArt #OnThisDay #History #Archaeology #China #TerracottaWarriors

  2. Someone else on another social media platform pointed this out, which looked pretty cool.

    If I understand correctly this was a limited run of minis, done in collaboration between a Chinese museum and a toy company called 52Toys. Sadly seems no longer available.

    #Minis #TerracottaWarriors

  3. Budapest unveils major Terracotta Warriors exhibition featuring rare Chinese artifacts-Xinhua byteseu.com/1588900/ #Hungary #TerracottaWarriors

  4. Budapest unveils major Terracotta Warriors exhibition featuring rare Chinese artifacts-Xinhua byteseu.com/1587945/ #Hungary #TerracottaWarriors

  5. #history #China #TerracottaWarriors

    Unfortunately two terracotta soldiers were damaged at the famous Terracotta Army display in China. The man was reported as suffering from mental illness leapt into the 18ft pit. Onlookers were shocked and the news caused outrage. An investigation is underway. mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/s

  6. From AP: On March 29, 1974, a group of Chinese farmers digging a well struck fragments of terracotta buried underground; archeologists would ultimately discover terracotta sculptures of more than 8,000 soldiers and other figures. The “Terracotta Army” would become one of the most significant archeological discoveries of the 20th century.

    #China #photography #TerracottaWarriors

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