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The Eternal Army: The Terracotta Soldiers of the First Emperor
Roberto Ciarla
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| #169648 in Books | White Star Publishers | 2012-02-07 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.50 x8.25 x1.00l,3.20 | File type: PDF | 288 pages | ||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Wonderful!|By Terri S.|Saw the amazing exhibit at the Field Museum/Chicago a few weeks ago. Living in Chicago, I've seen many exhibits over the years and frequent our museums often. This was one of the most powerful and awe inspiring exhibits I've ever seen! I saw the book on sale at the gift shop afterward, and wanted to buy it, but had a long walk to the train station, then t|About the Author|
Roberto Ciarla is an Orientalist and archaeologist and has directed and participated in numerous excavations in Asia. Since 1982 he has been curator of the Far East section of the National Museum of Oriental Art in Rom
More than 22 centuries ago, in China's northwestern Shaanxi province, the first Qin emperor was buried in a magnificent tomb surrounded by an army of some 7,000 terra-cotta soldiers. This lavish volume offers a detailed look at that astonishing army, and the life and times of the man whose resting place it guards. Combining photographs taken expressly for the book with essays by leading experts, this is both a profile of a legendary figure and an unprecedented view ...
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