more than 2000 years..
Comments by Goetz Adam Gageik on Mon, 10/02/06 14:10 I prefer the black bg Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Mon, 10/02/06 16:15 I always been intrigued by this terracotta army ever since I first found out about it. Especially the fact that each face on these statues is supposedly different and probably represented different soldiers in the ruler's army. Comments by Rick Longworth on Tue, 10/03/06 05:43 Nice shot. You have captured the variety of faces for comparison.
Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Tue, 10/03/06 07:26 this would also make a great composite with something else. Comments by Maria Salvador on Tue, 10/03/06 09:31 Nicely documental. I like it very much. Comments by Linda Frey on Tue, 10/03/06 11:25 What an amazing place with incredible sculptures. Thanks for sharing. Comments by Goetz Adam Gageik on Tue, 10/03/06 12:17 Rick,
Comments by Goetz Adam Gageik on Tue, 10/03/06 12:21 Here's amother lot from the same pit - there are three of them with an estimated # of more than 7,000 soldiers in them.. the same guy united China and started building the Great Wall... Comments by Goetz Adam Gageik on Tue, 10/03/06 12:22 Comments by Michael Hibbitts on Wed, 10/04/06 02:22 !!!
Comments by Rick Longworth on Wed, 10/04/06 05:47 Any close shots of the horses? Comments by Linda Frey on Wed, 10/04/06 07:03 Fascinating. They appear to be walking out of the rubble. Comments by Goetz Adam Gageik on Wed, 10/04/06 21:51 Comments by Goetz Adam Gageik on Wed, 10/04/06 21:51 Comments by Rick Longworth on Thu, 10/05/06 04:54 They are still running after all these centuries... amazing! Comments by Maria Salvador on Thu, 10/05/06 07:14 A big WOW to the whole series! Amoung the best I've seen of the place! Comments by Alias on Thu, 10/05/06 07:39 fantastic place !
Comments by Rosina Palmer on Sat, 10/07/06 02:50 good stuff, Adam
Comments by Rory Hudson on Sat, 10/07/06 03:03 These sculptors clearly had a great deal of talent, and your photos show this effectively. |
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